PXG Golf Clubs

PXG Golf Clubs: A Complete Lineup Guide

Every current range, what it is for, and where to start.

PXG Golf Clubs: A Complete Lineup Guide illustration

Drivers

The Lightning family covers the range. Lightning Max 10K is the high-MOI, maximum-forgiveness option. Lightning Max Lite is the lighter build aimed at moderate swing speeds. Lightning Tour Mid and Lightning Tour are the lower-spinning, more workable heads for faster players.

Secret Weapon is the mini driver — a smaller head on a shorter shaft, playable off the tee or the deck.

Fairway woods and hybrids

Lightning fairway woods for the mainstream fit, Lightning Tour for players wanting a flatter flight and less spin, and the Lightning Hybrid to bridge into the irons.

Irons

Three tiers within the current GEN8 generation. 0311 T is the compact players’ iron. 0311 P is the players’ distance option with a little more forgiveness. 0311 XP is the game-improvement model with the widest sole and strongest lofts.

Black Ops irons sit alongside as the more forgiving, distance-focused set. 0317 ST is the blade for the small group who want one. GEN7 models remain available and represent good value.

Wedges

0311 Sugar Daddy III, offered in BP, S and C grinds covering different turf conditions and swing deliveries.

Putters

The Zero Torque range, including Bat Attack ZT and One & Done ZT. These are genuinely distinctive and worth a separate look.

Where to start

Decide first whether you want to be fitted. PXG’s model is built around fitting, and buying without it wastes most of what you are paying for.

Buying tip: Book the fitting before you decide on a model. PXG’s range is wide enough that the fitting will often point you somewhere you would not have chosen from a website.

Model names current as of September 2026.