PXG

Why talk about forgiveness in a hybrid if you can’t get the clubface to the ball with the full force of your swing? Yes, a well-designed, flexible face increases ball speed, and a structure that saves weight for more forgiveness is a grand thing. But all of that isn’t fully realised if the ground gets in the way first. That’s why the rail structure on the sole might be the 0211’s best form of forgiveness. Sure, this clubhead uses plenty of aggressive technologies to maximise offense. For example, a high-strength steel alloy in the face enhances deflection for more distance, and a carbon-composite panel in the crown saves weight, too, helping its larger profile fully embrace forgiveness. But the twin rails on the sole stretching from front to back provide forgiveness where average golfers need it the most. With the club gliding across the ground, more of your swing’s energy is efficiently delivered to the ball at impact. The low-riding rails also drop the centre of gravity to help shots launch higher with more spin. PXG’s engineers say there is yet another valuable benefit: the rails stiffen the bottom of the clubhead so that there is less unwanted vibration for better sound and feel.

LOFTS 19, 22, 25, 28