Who they're for: Deep-pocketed new golfers who want to invest in their first set, which is simple to understand and made with modern technologies. What you should know: The PXG Wildcat package is a ...

At $300 an iron and $700 for a driver, PXG (Parsons Xtreme Golf) clubs are a serious investment. Are they worth it? Big Break alumnus Anthony Rodriguez says yes, and ...

For golfers who frequent the dry desert landscapes of the American West and other places, you don’t have to look hard in their bags for evidence Usually, it will come in the form of large gouges in ...

2. Unique personality: Fairway woods are personal — maybe more than any other metalwood — so PXG took a dual-track approach.

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. PXG ...

Over the last 11 years, PXG has slowly carved out a niche in the lucrative and competitive golf market. Now, it’s embarking on a retail rollout that will find its clubs and apparel in top golf markets ...

Quick, name an iconic 4-wood shot. If Gene Sarazen’s hole-out for albatross at the 1935 Masters is the first swing that comes to mind, well…that’s kind of the point: With a nod to Corey Pavin’s ...

PXG is releasing a new "Desert Club," which its calling a whole new club category to help you escape the worst lies imaginable. The post PXG's latest release may be a whole new type of golf club ...