The customer loves this putter. He has made more long putts than he ever has.

Have used 2 Integra SoooLong shafts. They both tested to published specs. One installed in a driver and the other in a fairway wood. Mixed results. I possibly may benefit from a higher total weight club. However I recommend this shaft for those seeking lighter weight clubs. It is a good value.

the slider weights worked perfectly for my Epic GBB driver head to give me the right swingweight

Great Hybrids!

Advantages: These heads are slightly lager than may modern day hybrids giving them a fairway wood look with an iron feel and fit for an iron swing in the 3-5 heads. I am most impressed with the 1-2 heads with lower lofts. I set these up with regular flex shafts from SMT and cut them at a long iron length. The were monsters off the fairway, providing a great alternative to long irons or fairway woods for those 200-225 shots!

Great hitting club head

Great for irons and hybrids

Advantages: Smooth feel...easy to flo...

Disadvantages: None

Very nice low-cost, low-torque, lightweight graphite shaft.

Advantages: Low-torque results in a nice tight shot dispersion. A-flex is perfect for my senior swing.

Disadvantages: None.

Love you service and your company .Will order again soon

Disadvantages: Failed to include Tip cutting instructions with both shafts ordered.

Acer satin wedge heads are great, monarch has a good price and product.

Advantages: Great quality and a great price.

Disadvantages: none

The OEM shaft on my driver was damaged during transport so ordered this as a replacement. The difference is 15 solid yards and occasionally 25. The ball launches high and instead of coming down, it flattens out and cruises. It comes down steep and sticks on the short grass!

Advantages: Nice color and graphics.

Disadvantages: None

Easy to install and gives a nice tacky feel without deadening the head. Other grips insulate vibration and feel muddy. This grip transmits feel just enough. Love it.

Love this grip!,,,

Advantages: Keeps hands neutral. Very easy to hold

Disadvantages: None

Finally.... a driver I like!! I've spent the last 59 years of my golfing life looking for a driver I can actually hit consistently well. Off-the-shelf, custom made, it didn't matter.... until I made this one. My search is finally over. Whoop-whoop!!!!

Advantages: Off the center of the clubface, the ball jumps further and straighter than any driver I've ever played.

Disadvantages: None yet.

High quality club. Weights are spot on, very forgiving and well made.

Advantages: Quality of workmanship. As good as any brand

Disadvantages: None

I own both the Integra I-Win single length irons and the Pinhawk single lengths as well. I love them both and decided to expand the sets with their respective hybrid options. After having played both brand hybrids for several rounds, I've decided like the I-Win hybrids a little better. I was a bit surprised as the Pinhawks are built on their own platform and it appeared as though Integra just copied the design of their Blue Angels hybrid to create the I-Win's. Well, clearly the Blue Angels are a great hybrid, because the I-Win's are spectacular. I get long, high, penetrating, straight shots. I could never hit a hybrid before, but these have changed that. A+ to Integra on these.

Advantages: VERY hittable club heads. Great on all fronts.

Disadvantages: None, really. Though they swing weighted out to a D-2, they feel a bit heavier. I like that, but some people may be put off by it.

These iron heads are awesome. I paired them with Project X steel shafts and they play great. Good looking with a solid feel at 1/3 the cost!

Advantages: Solid feel with good forgiveness on off center shots.

I LOVE these. Comparable to ANYTHING I have used in the past

Advantages: Less expensive but just as good quality

Disadvantages: None, and I have a FULL iron set of these shafts!

Great putter head. Easy to put together and has a nice feel while putting.

I haven’t golfed much for the last 20 years. I could never really hit woods. Then the Adam’s tight lies clubs came out, and I bought clones. Synchron II. When I picked up my clubs this year after two decades away, I still enjoyed these clones, so much so that I was reluctant to purchase the Acer XV fairway wood. But I glad I took the chance. It took two balls off the tee to convert me, then three more from the grass. After 7 balls, I put the club away confident that I can hit it from just about anywhere. From a tee, tee it up low and hit down on it. From the grass, just hit down on the ball. I purchased the 18 degree 5 wood. I easily was hitting the ball between 215 and 225. Nice smooth swing. BOOM. I went with Acer shaft stiff. Order a head cover. Really nice. No regrets.

Advantages: Really nice looking club, low center of gravity, standard length is great (I’m 5’ 9.5”).

Disadvantages: Nothing about the club. I wish I would have ordered the Rexton jumbo grip. Went with the midsize. Won’t change them, but just slightly disappointed.

great looking heads solid feel

Advantages: great look, solid feel

Disadvantages: n/a

Well made and it didn't break the bank! Filled the hole I had in my wedges. Why spend lots of money on name brands when you can get these at a fraction of the cost.

Advantages: Well made
Value for price paid
Quick shipping by Monark

Disadvantages: None so far

Love the Rexton standard and midsize paddle grips!

Advantages: Great looking, easy to grip and they come in 3 colors. Reasonably priced also!

I like the feel of the shaft and am getting reasonable distance with it. I haven't used it that much with my home course having the tees up so I don't hit driver that much.

Advantages: Solid feel and distances.

Disadvantages: None I can see at this time.