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 ...

PXG’s latest golf club offering is a major departure – both in price point and looks. The signature tungsten and titanium perimeter weights are gone. So is the price tag of around $400 per iron. Those ...

Specs: 431 stainless steel body with HT1770 stainless steel face and polymer insert Now, coinciding with the release of the 0211 drivers, fairway woods and hybrids, PXG is releasing an updated version ...

With a $400 per club price tag, PXG’s 0311 Gen2 irons aren’t for everybody, which has subsequently kept the brand from making inroads in other areas of the market outside of the super-premium category ...

The GEN3 0311 irons from PXG feature a 5x forged body, a CNC milled back surface and "Impact Reactor Technology" powered by a DualCOR system. It’s noteworthy that if you ask most golfers what the ...

PXG (Parsons Xtreme Golf), founded by billionaire-entrepreneur Bob Parsons, made an immediate mark in the golf industry by offering golf clubs that sold for relatively enormous prices in the domestic ...

The PXG 0211 irons might strike some as a departure for the brand that established itself as a luxury performance golf equipment company. But if you’re just looking at the 0211’s investment cast ...

Most golfers associate PXG with performance at a high price, but the company is continuing to offer more affordable options for the masses. Certainly, $650 per iron — such as PXG’s 0311 ST irons — is ...

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 ...