PXG’s journey in the hardware sector has been far from straightforward or predictable since its inception in 2015. It started in the super-premium space before venturing into the value market with its impressive 0211 range. Now, it appears to have equity in both, although you could argue its irons resonated more with tour players and amateurs than its metalwoods. But this looks set to change with the launch of the 0311 Black Ops range, with which PXG founder Bob Parsons claims the company has now “cracked the nut”.
The signs have been there with recent product launches finding themselves among the best PXG golf clubs, notably the 0317 ST Blades as well as the 0311 Gen6 irons and impressive Sugar Daddy II wedges and Battle Ready II putters. But the brand is particularly excited about the Black Ops range and with good reason - there appears to have been an awful amount of innovation gone into it, which we've summarised below.
