Why buy PXG golf clubs?
We believe PXG golf clubs are among the finest made by any company. We also believe no other company’s golf clubs cost more to make than ours. Most golfers, when hitting PXG for the first time, are simply stunned by the amazing performance, incredible forgiveness, and soft feel of our clubs.
How do I book a PXG club fitting?
Simply select the PXG location near you for details on booking your PXG club fitting. And, in those areas where in-person fittings are currently unavailable or if you would prefer to connect by phone, our Fitting Specialists are on standby.
Why buy PXG Gen4 Irons?
These top performers provide it all: Distance, accuracy, feel and forgiveness. New PXG GEN4 Irons are the best irons we’ve ever made. Packed with our most advanced technology and materials, these babies deliver absolutely unparalleled distance, forgiveness, sound, and feel. Our best drivers at an unbelievable price - why are we making this offer?
Are PXG clubs worth it 2021?
Conclusion. While the 0311 GEN3 irons still have tremendous appeal, particularly when it comes to customization, the PXG 0211 irons simply can't be beat in terms of performance for the money. These irons can go toe-to-toe with their more expensive brethren on every important metric.
Are PXG golf clubs sold in stores?
Unlike many golf companies, PXG is not sold in big box stores and instead focuses on personalized customer service.
Are PXG good for high handicappers?
Because the PXG 0211's are so affordable, they are a great choice for any handicapper looking to invest in a long-lasting set of irons with a premium feel. The PXG 0211's look great, provide great forgiveness and mid to high handicappers will be able to utilize them for increased distance.
Are PXG irons worth the money?
PXG 0311 P GEN4 Irons are the best irons we've ever made. Designed to appeal to a wide range golfers who are looking for the holy grail of golf clubs, 0311 P Irons offer the ideal blend of distance, workability, and forgiveness for killer performance and more fun on the course.
Is PXG going out of business?
Arizona-based PXG never shut down and actually saw a notable uptick in its business, leading to the 2020 hiring of 151 new employees, mostly in the build shop. While other brands stopped or reduced orders, PXG doubled and tripled down.
How much is a full set of PXG clubs?
One of the many reasons fueling such talk is the price of PXG clubs, with a full set costing close to $5,000.
What irons should a 20 handicap play?
What are the best irons for a 20 handicapper?TaylorMade Sim Max (Best all-round performance)Mizuno HMB (Best for forgiveness and feel)Ping G410 (Best control and performance)Wilson D7 (Best value)Callaway Mavrik (Great for distance)Mizuno JPX 921 (Great for feel)
Are PXG clubs better than ping?
Performance Comparison. The PXG 0211 irons were better at upping ball speed but the Ping G425's were better around the green. On short approaches, the control you get from the G425 irons was no competition for the PXG 0211. But anyone struggling with long iron distance would do well with the PXG 0211's.
What are the most forgiving PXG irons?
0211 Z Hybrid-Irons are PXG's highest flying, easiest to hit, most forgiving golf irons yet.
Why did Billy Horschel leave PXG?
The last few weeks have seen PXG's tour staff undergo significant changes that started with Billy Horschel parting ways with the company on Feb.
Are PXG irons overrated?
I said PXG is overrated and it is very difficult for a retailer to make money off pxg because of a number of reasons. Their product cycles are not cycles. They randomly introduce products, drop pricing, run sales etc etc. A retailer has to buy them at certain wholesale price, then mark it up to try and make money.
Do any pros use PXG clubs?
Several of the world's professional golfers use PXG equipment, including Zach Johnson, Ryan Moore, Chez Reavie, and Lydia Ko.
How to Access the PXG Rental Program
Here’s how it works. Whether you are a scratch golfer or a high handicapper, there are rental sets designed to accommodate your needs. From blades to game improvement, each set configuration is based on the type of PXG Iron in the bag.
What Our Golf Club Rental Partners Are Saying
Andy Deiro, pioneer of the 'better than your own' rental program at Royal Blue Golf Club at Baha Mar in the Bahamas says, “We have a ‘Crave’ tablet in each hotel room that describes our rental club offerings, and PXG has certainly been our most popular. Most of our (30) PXG sets go out each day during our busier season.”
WANT TO TRY PXG CLUBS?
PXG’s golf club rental program lets you experience the thrill of playing PXG at more than 150 elite private, resort, and military golf clubs across the United States. We also have international partners in the UK, Canada, Costa Rica, the Bahamas, and more.
PXG CLUB RENTAL PROGRAM
PXG’s golf club rental program lets you experience the thrill of playing PXG at more than 150 elite private, resort, and military golf clubs across the United States. We also have international partners in the UK, Canada, Costa Rica, the Bahamas, and more.
Who is the CEO of PXG?
Dive into the technology behind PXG's latest club innovations in our new video series with PXG founder and CEO Bob Parsons. Next in our web reveal series, our all-new GEN4 Golf Clubs.
What is the PXG 0811 GEN4?
PXG 0811 GEN4 Drivers present three game changing head shapes — XF, X, and XT — designed to deliver killer performance no matter how you hit it off the tee.
STEP 1 - ORDER & COMPONENT CHECKING
This is where Club Builder #1 checks to make sure the correct equipment is pulled from inventory, everything matches the customer order sheet, and various components are prepared for the builders next in line.
STEP 2 - SHAFT LENGTH
Club Builder #2 cuts the shaft length based on our PXG Troop’s fitting specifications.
STEP 3 - DRY SWING WEIGHTING
Club Builder #3 uses a swing weight scale and tip weights to make sure the head weight is accurate based on the order spec sheet and customer fitting.
STEP 4 - GLUING
During this step, our PXG team member glues the shafts into their respective heads. After everything is glued into place and the shafts are aligned properly, Club Builder #4 will place the equipment into a heating carousel, which works to dry the epoxy three times faster than if left to dry on its own.
STEP 6 - GRIPPING
Club Builder #6 works to ensure that the grip is aligned properly on the shaft and that it is at the proper length.
STEP 7 - FINAL SWING WEIGHT & CLEANING
At this station, the swing weight is checked once again on a swing weight scale to ensure the final product is accurate. Club Builder #7 also adjusts weights in the drivers , fairways, and hybrids at this station.
STEP 8 - FINAL INSPECTION
The equipment is now ready to be boxed and shipped! Club Builder #8 cleans the equipment, gathers accompanying headcovers, products, or materials that are needed. Finally, the clubs are carefully packed into one of our sexy black boxes.
wings02
I know by me writing this, I may as well put a bullseye on my back. I expect and probably deserve a good amount of flack and criticism starting this discussion. My interest in purchasing PXG gen 3 Players model started several weeks ago after hitting them at a local demo day.
wings02
If I were to change the shaft and still not like the clubs, I don't think they can be returned. I would have to put them on Ebay or similar.
FmaxTurboSi
what kind of balls were you hitting during the fitting? did you take your current clubs and compare them to the pxg's during the fitting so you could compare apples to apples? did you not mishit any shots at all during the fitting? just curious because there's a lot of variables. I'm scheduled for a fitting this tuesday.
Bucken77
Good for you man. You should be happy with your sticks no matter the cost. Now you get to pick new irons!
okta
Good for making the call you needed to. I find fitting massively flawed for this exact reason. It’s a different ball game on the golf course. I hit my (now ex) ping G irons perfectly on the launch monitor but it was chunk city on the course.
mjf34g
Were you fit indoors or out? Fittings indoors IMHO are useless and to only used as a "baseline". Fitting outdoors or hitting from inside to out with your preferred balls is, once again IMHO the best way to be fit. Seeing ballflight is a huge part of the fitting process.
cgasucks
Yeah. My last buyer's remorse club purchase was last month when I bought an old school TM 360 9.5d driver with a Prolite shaft. For some reason, despite the highly touted shaft, I couldn't really control it and the feel and sound wasn't as good as I thought.
