PXG New Releases for 2024

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from PXG? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company's new releases across all club and ball catetgories.

New hybrid, carry Deluxe and Xtreme stand bags. PXG introduces four new stand bags, all featuring a stand mechanism that incorporates a hidden metal plate and magnets to keep the legs flush to the bag when retracted. Both the hybrid stand and the lighter weight carry bags come in two options: Deluxe, which is made of leather-textured polyurethane, and Xtreme, which is a lightweight polyester construction. The hybrid stand bags weigh in at 7.5 pounds (Xtreme) and 8.33 pounds (Deluxe), while the carry stand bags check in at just over five pounds (Xtreme) and just under seven pounds (Deluxe). Among the notable features are a magnetic putter attachment and a footprint base design to lock into a push cart on the hybrid models, an insulated water bottle pocket and a Velcro patch for temporary glove storage. The larger hybrid stand models feature a six-way divider, while the carry stand bag use a four-way top.

0317X Driving Iron. The company’s latest driving iron features a body and hosel that are three times forged from 8620 carbon steel and robotically polished. An ultra-thin (1.55 millimeters) face insert fronts the hollow-body design, which is supported by the same polymer filling as PXG’s 0311 GEN6 irons. Known as XCOR2 and originally debuting in the GEN5 irons, it is the way the injection-molded resin and thin face work together that maximizes energy transfer, said Brad Schweigert, company chief product officer. “The way our face structure is and how it interacts with the XCOR2 material creates a more consistent response over a bigger area,” he said. “So, you basically get a wider sweet spot, and then having it thinner expands that even further. So we're getting better energy transfer and better speed for a wider area of the face.” The milled face on the 18-degree driving iron is fractionally thicker on the 0317X than on the 0311 irons for a tour-preferred feel, while the taller face height and longer blade length provide forgiveness and speed. Meanwhile, the back of the iron also is CNC milled for precision and weight savings. An adjustable back weight provides options during a fitting session. $180, 40.125-inch shaft

PXG Battle Ready II Darkness Putters: PXG's putter line returns with a new all-black finish in five models: Bat Attack, Blackjack, Brandon, Closer, and Hercules. The Darkness line utilizes the same hollow-body construction as the original Battle Ready II line, which allows significant weight to be repositioned to boost forgiveness. Four hosel configurations—and in select models, a center-shafted option—make fitting a breeze, especially with the ability to swap sole weights. $400, available at PXG.com.

The military background of PXG founder and CEO Bob Parsons is well documented, but fewer are aware of his steadfast commitment to those who serve. With that in mind, PXG announced the upcoming release of its new 0311 GEN7 irons, Black Ops irons and Sugar Daddy III wedges on August 7 while giving those who serve a head start.

"We are always looking for ways to acknowledge and show appreciation for our military and first responders," said Parsons. "These new clubs are simply outstanding—the greatest leap forward in technology and performance we've ever made. Ahead of the launch, we are proud to give our heroes the first crack at swinging them!"

The new clubs will be immediately available to all current and past military personnel, veterans, and first responders ahead of the public launch.

The 0311 GEN7 irons will be available in the player-ish P model as well as the more forgiving XP. The Black Ops irons fit into the game-improvement arena while then Sugar Daddy III wedges are three-times forged and CNC milled with three sole designs to choose from.

PXG has firmly established itself as a premium golf-equipment brand, however a recent visit to PXG’s Scottsdale headquarters allowed for a deep dive into its apparel line as well and the takeaway is that the threads are every bit as impressive as the hardgoods.

Its most recent drop for Fall/Winter 2024 pays homage to the golf apparel of the 1920s English countryside modernized with updated silhouettes, luxurious fabrics with climate control technology, and meticulous detailing.

“Being PXG we want to be disruptive and do something different,” said Jose Vega, VP of design and production. “We work on a one-year out calendar an don’t rinse and repeat designs. We use SPF, wicking and stretch in our designs and constantly have house models wearing the designs to check for cut and fit.”

As with anything PXG, the company goes big with 59 styles released in two phases with the first being a limited drop on July 30, 2024 featuring eight carefully selected pieces. Each release incorporates rich, seasonally exclusive colors including Orchid, Marigold, Ciel, Midnight Blue, Taupe, and Rust.