PXG GEN2
PXG’s new GEN2 Drivers, fairway woods and hybrids feature what the Arizona-based company calls “Hot Rod Technology” inspired by the look and extreme performance of American muscle cars.
New Hot Rod Technology includes a multi-level, variable thickness carbon fiber crown, honeycomb TPE insert, variable face design and precision weighting system.
“The technology we are introducing in our GEN2 metal woods is groundbreaking,” PXG founder and CEO Bob Parsons said. “The clubs are absolutely beautiful, and the performance will shift your game into overdrive.”
PXG’s innovative new carbon fiber crown design not only reflects the aggressive hood styling of an American muscle car but also serves as a distinctive alignment aid. The multi-level, variable thickness structure creates a stiffer carbon fiber construction, which helps reduce energy loss to produce incredible ball speed and distance. The crown also provides support to the face structure for enhanced consistency.
And, a striking new high performance, anti-glare finish dramatically reduces distractions at address.
“With a bigger sweet spot, the GEN2 Driver’s performance is insane and the consistency is unreal,” said two-time PGA TOUR winner James Hahn. “I can actually swing the driver a little faster and not worry about mishits because I know, even on a mishit, the ball is going to fly straight and go long.”
Added 2014 FedExCup Champion Billy Horschel, “This driver goes forever! Of all the drivers I have hit, it is by far the easiest to hit in the center of the face.”
Coupled with the carbon fiber crown, PXG’s honeycomb TPE insert dampens vibrations, producing an outstanding feel and sound. The honeycomb construction helps reduce the mass of the dampening structure, allowing for more weight to be repositioned around the sole, keeping the CG low and the MOI high.
Fine-tuning, using PXG’s signature Precision Weighting Technology, alters the initial launch conditions. New, larger, heavier weights create efficient adjustability and significantly more influence on ball flight with each weight moved. As a result, golfers can achieve the best possible performance without modifying their swing.
$375-$575 | www.PXG.com
