The Gen 6 is ready to hit the market — and we have all the details on everything from the new drivers down to irons. To start off, the PXG Gen 6 series is comprised of two very distinct models ...

Nick’s diagnosis took all of about 7 seconds, or the time it took him to reach into his arsenal of clubs and extract a 4-wood — a 19-degree PXG 0311 XF Gen 6, to be exact. A few days later ...

For PXG, the difference is all in the swing. PXG partnered with Hypegolf Invitational, joining this year’s country club experience at the Sand Canyon Country Club in Santa Clarita, California.

PXG invests the money Parsons isn’t afraid ... But that changed in 2023 with the 0311 Gen 6 Driver. With a new design offering a serious leap in quality, improved aerodynamics and proprietary ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The PXG GEN6 irons come in two models: the more compact, less offset P and the more offset, wider soled XP. Each features a newly designed face that’s 15 percent thinner ...

Though this time, he's giving customers a chance to take it. Throughout August, PXG is inviting golfers into stores to take the "Gen6 Driver Challenge," putting their new Gen6 drivers up against a ...

Now, with the release of the seventh generation of the 0311 irons, PXG is showing it can use exotic materials and unique manufacturing techniques to produce clubs that continue to look like a ...

PXG’s fitters will have 4, 6, 10, 12 and 14-gram weights available as well, but they’re instructed to err on the heavier side. If players aren’t gaining swing speed by going lighter ...

it allowed the removal of the internal honeycomb thermoplastic elastomer pad that had been used as a vibration and sound damper in several PXG metalwoods over the years. That saved another 4-6 ...

At summer’s end in 2015, not long after PXG had unveiled its first generation of irons earlier that year, Bob Parsons, the equipment company’s founder, made a bold declaration about the ...