I purchased this club last year thinking a regular shaft was the correct choice. All my other clubs have regular shafts and feel fine. The regular Tensei blue shaft feels like hitting a rock with a metal pipe for me. I suppose a lesson learned - best to get fitted. I really like the look of the club and will have to find a more flexible shaft in order to actually be able to use the club. The warning here is that the regular shaft should be considered to be on the very stiff side of regular.

Exactly what I wanted.

Have it in 4 hybrid. Very easy to hit and control.

Replaced my M2 hybrid with the M3. I love the adjustable weight and loft. This allowed me to pick up a consistent 15 yards. The M2 is set up too draw biased, I didn't need that. The M3 is works so much better for swing.

I use this club in a variety of conditions. It's a true rescue club, even from the short grass.

After adjusting the weight I was consistently coming out the rough with greater distance. This club is also great from the fairway. Great confidence builder.

Looks distract, but hits well

I was having trouble hitting my 4 wood and traditional hybrids. After using some hybrids that I already owned that looked more like an iron, I decided to get the M3 with a 19 degree. I have absolutely loved it. Like all golfers of my caliber, I have had a couple of bad shots with it, but I am learning to really love it. I'm a senior golfer but was actually able to hit a nice draw from 202 yds out, onto the green. Totally surprised me. I thought that, at best, I would be 'handy' to the green. I cannot overstate the amount of confidence that this club has given me. I'm actually thinking of replacing my 4 wood with the M3 17 degree hybrid.