PXG IRON WEIGHTS - SILVER

THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND PXG’S WEIGHTING SYSTEM
PXG’s Precision Weighting Technology is designed to fine tune performance and allow PXG Troops to dial in their club specifications.

From irons to hybrids, fairways, drivers, and even the new Battle Ready Putter lineup, adjustable weighting remains key to PXG club fitting process.

Aside from creating a distinctive look, PXG’s Precision Weighting Technology serves a very real, functional purpose. Read on to find out how PXG signature technology can enhance your performance.

WHAT DO THE WEIGHTS IN PXG IRONS DO?
PXG’s proprietary weighting system optimizes mass properties to support exceptional launch conditions and an enhanced MOI.

“What is unique about PXG Irons is that they have the thinnest face in the industry. And what that allows PXG to do is take the mass out of the face and put it around the perimeter of the golf club. By doing so, PXG increase the moment of inertia, or the forgiveness.” - Mike Nicolette, Director of Product Design.

PXG 0311 GEN3 Irons feature nine weights made of lightweight titanium or heavier tungsten positioned around the perimeter of the clubhead. Eagle-eyed golfers will notice a slightly different set up in the new 0311 GEN4 Irons.

NEW WEIGHTING TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCED IN GEN4 IRONS
PXG 0311 GEN4 Irons feature a large weight located near the center of gravity (CG) on the back of the clubhead. This weight can be adjusted in 2-gram increments during the fitting process to allow golfers to experience various head weight configurations and achieve optimal, personalized performance.

“The ability to change the weighting in GEN4 Irons during a fitting allows it to adjust a variable in a way no company has ever been able to do, the overall clubhead weight and subsequent swing weight of the club. For years, many players have said they preferred a certain swing weight, but as they’ve never had the ability to take that same shaft/head/length combination and alter the head weighting, they could never truly validate if that was the best combination for them. PXG ability to change the weight on the fly allows the player to analyze and dictate every element of their set makeup and end up with a custom PXG set that is truly 100 percent their own and spot on for them.” - Nick Janke, VP US Sales.

UNDERSTANDING PXG DRIVER WEIGHTING TECHNOLOGY:
HOW WILL IT IMPACT MY DRIVE?
In addition to PXG hybrids and fairways, PXG Drivers offer adjustable weighting technology.

0211 Driver provides a simple, single port, weight back design that creates a deep CG position that produces higher launch conditions and an exceptionally high MOI.

Informed by feedback from PXG TOUR Players, the PXG Prototype Drivers present one heavy and three light sole weights, all interchangeable to support preferred spin and bias settings. Interestingly, the weights are the same as those used for PXG GEN2 Putters.

GEN4 DRIVER WEIGHT OPTIONS
PXG 0811 GEN4 Drivers present one heavy and two light sole weights that are interchangeable to support preferred spin and bias settings. Weights are available in 2.5g, 5g, 7.5g, 10g, 12.5g, 15g, 17.5g, and 20g options.

For those of you purchasing online, your driver will arrive with the heavy weight positioned in the front port – a location that promotes a low spin option.

For players who enjoy tinkering with their driver, consider adding a PXG weight kit to your order. The full weight kit includes: a wrench and eight weights: 2x 5g, one of each: 7.5g, 10g, 12.5g, 15g, 17.5g, 20g. The additional weights allow players to adjust their club at their convenience.

GEN4 DRIVER SETTING FOR MAXIMUM DISTANCE
By moving the heaviest weight to the farthest forward/front port, we're able to create the lowest-spinning, lowest-launching setting for maximum distance. This is the default setting for the GEN4 Drivers.

GEN4 DRIVER SETTING FOR MAXIMUM FORGIVENESS
Moving the heaviest weight to the back port, PXG able to create a high launch and maximum MOI, meaning more forgiveness.

GEN4 DRIVER SETTING FOR A DRAW BIAS
Moving the weight to the heel of the clubhead makes it easier to square the face at impact and produce a more draw-bias shot.