For the past decade, designers and engineers at Parson's Xtreme Golf (PXG) have worked to make clubs that a wide variety of golfers can use and enjoy, but that look like the type of irons that would ...

The goal behind every new club design is to find a way to make it significantly better than its predecessor. It’s one of the primary reasons PXG hasn’t gone along with a standard release cadence since ...

The new Gen7 0311 line of irons from PXG has cutting edge technology, including a single weight in the back of the face. The newest club release for PXG features some noteworthy numbers. Of particular ...

Specs: Hollow-body construction with a forged 8620 carbon steel body and a milled back area, forged HT1770 stainless steel face, tungsten weights and internal polymer. Who They’re For: The updated ...

PXG, the golf brand founded by boisterous entrepreneur Bob Parsons, has been at the forefront of innovation in golf equipment since 2013 when the hollow-body 0311 irons launched. With a thin face and ...

If there’s one thing you can count on from PXG it’s this: the company does things its own way, on its own terms, when it wants and how it wants. It’s an ethic that echoes the mindset and modus ...

As PXG’s Chief Product Officer, Brad Schweigert’s directive has been to build the most technologically advanced, high-performance golf clubs on the market, no matter how much it cost or how long the ...

What you need to know: Better players have different demands than the rest of us when it comes to irons. Although no one wants to hit it short, they’ll sacrifice a couple yards for better distance ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The 2021 version of the PXG 0211 irons maintain an attractive price but borrows liberally from the company's hallmark Gen3 line of irons, including a hollow-body design filled ...

PXG's newest Black Ops irons are unique in the company's lineup because they're a stand-alone game-improvement offering designed to take on all challengers in a very competitive market. In addition to ...