The more I see of PXG the more I like the Brand and the man behind the Brand, I don't imagine that there are any other CEO's taking time to watch YT reviews of their Products. I currently have a GEN2 Driver and two of their Hybrids and the main thing that you notice is the sheer quality of the product. Most modern Drivers look as though they will fall apart after a couple of years whilst the PXG Drivers look and feel like they are built to last. I'm setting up a fitting shortly to try the 0211's and I don't expect to be disappointed.
With the hero discount they offer for veterans I just got these for $105/club. Add in the fitting process and free driver, best deal out there I think.
Yeah PXG jumped way up on my list of new clubs when I found out about the Hero Discount. I can get the 5-pw for 900 bucks, with a free driver. Kinda hard not to go with PXG now if I swing them as well as the other clubs in my fitting session.
Had the local pro hit my Mizuno MX20's at a range while testing the system and was so impressed by the old sticks that he's now trying to source a set. I like that you keep featuring older equipment and showing the massive financial savings for gear that's no less impressive than the new gear out there now
@@justinpalmer2959 awesome, I have just bought some TT AMT Black S300s that I am looking forward to putting on my MP54 gamers. Looking for control as well. The yardage gain would be a bonus if I do gain some.
I’ve played Mizuno blades most of my life. I currently have the 0211’s and they feel just as good as a ...wait for it... Mizuno! (Gasp). I know all the Mizuno fan boys will be upset. Bottom line is PXG makes a dam good product. $195 is in line with any other manufacturers new irons.
I also played mizuno most of my life, and and currently went with the 0211. I went pxg though the bag. To be honest they all perform as well as anything I've ever played. The driver out performs mizuno about the same as titleist and the wedges are smooth and silky I'm playing the gunboat h and shelved to different scotty Cameron putters. They are up to par with anything out there and I've had the opportunity to play the best. It's a mental game so play what inspires you and you will enjoy your game more
Hey I’m on an old set of MP-59 irons, was looking to upgrade. How would you describe the difference between the feel/sound of going to pxg from Mizunos?
I bought a PXG driver some 15 months ago and its definitely one of the most consistent clubs in my bag (although I 'm sure the shaft helps!). What convinced me to buy it? I was going to settle for the Ping G400 but when I tried the PXG, I got 5-10 yds more on a good hit. However, The deal breaker was where perhaps I could lose up to 20-30 yds with an off-centre hit with the Ping, I lost half that (or less) with the PXG, as you noted with the irons!!! I think that's where this brand stands out. As you say, every club maker has great clubs but I suspect the PXG range may help a little more with off-centre or poorer shots...I also have to confess that I managed to get a very good deal and at the full price, I'm fairly certain I wouldn't have taken the plunge! Interesting the stronger lofts eh?
Best clubs i ever bought bought them for $880 6- L all the hibrids plus the Driver 3-5 wood and head covers my friends said you stole theses clubs all on Ebay
A couple of things; they don’t assess your 7 iron to see if it’s equivalent to their 7 or 8 iron, then (although this is taking in you high SS) when spin drops 600rpm to still be 8000rpm for 7 iron it is said to be “under control”. Are you comparing equivalents and is dropping the spin just down to loft and actually is optimal?
Something to note when comparing price with other brands is that PXG doesn't charge you more to get different shafts than stock. Mizuno is the only other brand that doesn't up-charge you for shafts. This ends up saving a significant amount of money when all is said and done.. especially when you're talking about Driver shafts that can be $200+
Simon I've just bought the new version unbelievable price from pxg directly online £80 a club luckily I know that I need stiff shaft and one degree flat
Well done Mr Parsons for watching the last video and getting you an invite to try the new cast club out, excellent video if ever my ship came in a set of those p irons they are good looking
"If you spend $4,000 on lessons you're going to be a lot better than if you spent $4,000 on golf clubs" - not even close to true. Over the years I've spent more than that on lessons and I genuinely tried my best to follow their instruction and practice drills. Truly I did. And what I found is everyone has their own way of teaching, their own views on what they think is best for you, and even their own views on what drills are best. Very few instructors can pivot from their base knowledge to cater to each of their student's specific needs both in terms of technique and practice drills. More often than not lessons will be a waste of money. My recommendation is get the basics from golf youtubers for free - essential things like grip, alignment, etc. then spend your money on good clubs and call it a day. The rest of the money can be used on green fees where you will learn the most - by playing the game. I would never recommend $4,000 for lessons unless you're really good and looking at playing for college or pro but for the average golfer don't ever pay that.
They look like the forged PRGR TR910 Forged irons. They even have close to the same specs. Simon if you could find a used TR910 from 2005 it would be quite cool to compare the PXG and the PRGR on a sim.
Just hit the 0211 Irons yesterday and the GEN 1 driver and I was straight smashing the ball. Super consistent and loved the ball flight of both irons and driver. I got fitted for 5-PW, Driver and I might even chuck in one of their 22* hybrids that I hit really really well instead of a 4/3 iron. I never really was into hybrids but I really smacked the heck out of it and I think it would play well in my bag as that in between club driver and 5 iron. I was on the fence between these and some Titelist MBs and although they are apples to oranges I'm leaning towards these for mainly the price with Hero's Discount.
I got a set of 0211's recently. At $95 a club it's a very attractive deal. I didn't do a proper full fitting but used my latest fitting specs and ordered them online. I'm currently using a a set of Wishon 771CSI's. At the range I fully expected the 0211's to outperform the 771's. I was very disappointed. The 0211's gave me a sensation of just a heavy thud when hitting the ball. I hit my 34 degree 7 iron around 150 - 155. I hit the 0211 31 degree 7 iron a few yards shorter. Are these meant for a higher swing speed player to take advantage of the filled hollow head? I will get them done up right but now it will cost me a bit more. My suggestion for anyone thinking about ordering a set is go get a real in-person fitting. I really do like the looks of the irons as they do look very sharp. Looking down at them they have a nice profile with the thinner top line. The quality of the fit and finish is top notch. Everything about their appearance says quality.
@@ProYagu They are certainly more forgiving than the average club. I wouldn't put them in the super game improvement category but the distance and accuracy I see on off-center strikes is good. I have no doubt these are well engineered, top quality clubs. Just get fit properly.
I just got my 0211s with the steel elevate shafts. My other clubs are Adams Blue with Graphite. I gave up some distance but they are deadly accurate which should improve my scores. I literally just got back from the range and went through two large baskets. I love them. I also got the hero discount and a free XF Driver which feels and looks awesome too. Again, I think I gave up some distance, but can control the ball flight much better. I would think that as I get used to steel shafts, I'll be able to start picking up some distance. Only thing that I don't care for so far are the Lamkin PXG grips. If your hands sweat, they are slippery.
I went through the fitting about 2 weeks ago, in Seattle's new PXG store. I had a great time and I ended up purchasing the 0211s. I actually hit them better and liked the feel of them better. They are set to arrive tomorrow evening and I can't wait to get to know them. I took a long break, 20+ years, from golf, so when I came back, about a year ago, I got the Cal Big Bertha's for forgiveness. Now they feel clunky and 0211 felt excellent. Thanks for doing the review! BTW, it's the exact same face on both clubs, just the body is either forged or cast.
So all that time was used by yourself and the fitter, setting things up, driving there, having conversation and hitting a lot of golf balls, and in the end, you didn’t even know the loft of your own club that the PXG was being “compared” to. It would have taken less than two minutes to check the loft of your own club. Your club could have been anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees weaker, depending on manufacturing tolerances and the repeated use of the club, so how can you “compare” the numbers at all? It’s nice that you got fitted for an individual PXG iron, but there was not really any comparison here as far as ball speed, spin rate, or distance since you don’t know what lofts you were comparing.
Could you please do an updated version of this video since these are an older model now and the price is a lot cheaper? What would be your thoughts then?
PXG get a lot of flak but when you look at some of their gear and the free shaft upgrades you get in the Driver, Woods and Irons they can end up being a better deal than a Callaway, TM etc.
That's funny. You have to really create some false dilemmas to make them look like a good deal at all. Little has changed in irons over the years, which means little used used irons of better make (especially with the almost hilarious choice of going to a couple of hundred dollars per iron for casted clubs) is a far better idea. Buy the high spec clubs for a couple of hundred dollars, get them bent (because they're not cast and you can actually do that), and get them shafted and gripped as you like. Drivers made a lot of progress until about 2005 or so (not much really there other than gadgetry since then), but the introduction of new irons every year is almost a joke. But not as big of a joke as horrible looking casted irons like these for several hundred dollars per club. A lot of their chinese made clubs are in the range of the finer miura irons, which makes absolutely no sense at all. From an outsider's opinion, it almost looks as if the company is set up to run a social experiment. Spend money on branding, hype, endorsements, and see if you can find the top wallet sizes in the market and move them away from the truly expensive to make clubs that are still made in the western world in small numbers.
Just placed an order for the 0211, 6-GW @ $89/stick. All in, $643. My Ping G-400's I'm gaming now were right at the $1000 mark three years ago. Hard to go wrong at those prices
I purchased these clubs for $90 a stick. Ive compared them to P790, T200, Callaway Apex, and Mizuno JPX 921 Forged.....The only club i thought felt even remotely close to as good as the 0211 is the Mizuno. I feel they are a great club, at a great price point.
Not a pxg fitter near me, would need to travel quite a distance, but having been fitted for many of my clubs, I’ve done the online fitting based on the same shafts as I currently have the tour xflex true temper elevate shafts st/loft st/lie +1 on the grip tape? I know everyone says get fitted but I’ve just come back from a fitting of t100 & some t200 as a combo package, but still got the urge for the pxg🤷🏽♂️, 98mph club head speed not quite your level , but for them being more affordable really fancy then?
Got to be honest not sure I like you,, but I've just watched 5 of your most recent video and I was wrong my man your the real deal no doubt about it so ty for what you do and bring out to us!!! Secondly I stop this video at you 3 swing holy shit what a swing brother,,,, pure as they come,, not sure of your numbers but your form is perfect!!! OK that's it FYI I've hit these irons my brother has them I absolutely loved them,, very soft well thats my opinion let's see what you have to say!! Anyway thanks again man great stuff!!
@@mikewalker1885 wrong , the loft is lower correct but ball flight and descent angle is about the same of the higher loft older clubs. I can stick a green from 210 with my i500 6 iron and with my old clubs it would be a 4 iron and run off.
@@mikewalker1885 not to mention they are more forgiving with bigger sweet spots. Dont need to reinvent the wheel but changing from stone wheels to rubber wheels sure makes a difference
Great vid Simon. I'd love to swing these. I'd also love to see you review some Adams Golf products if you can find any. I have a set of V3 Hybrids and hybrid irons and there's almost no info about them anywhere out there.
What's the loft's of the wedges, spin, height,etc.? Every video I see is on distance, that's great but with strong loft's, do all these new designs really offer playability on the scoring clubs, 110 yards in. No one ever talks about that, why?
@steelerfan77777 they absolutely are especially if you're a military veteran or first responder. Went through the entire bag and not looking back. All the best
Based on your comment "best clubs available, especially with fitting" would love to see you reach out to ORKA golf for a fit with a less visible brand..
Would your opinion on them change now based on current pricing? Obviously not on performance but now that the biggest impediment has been reduced, suddenly the attractiveness factor skyrockets.
Maybe its just me, but I'm not a big fan of Bob Parsons. As a result, I can't see myself ever playing PXG. And, since golf technology is so similar from one tour-quality brand to another, I don't think I'll ever find myself at a disadvantage due to having eliminating PXG from consideration. Regardless, I really enjoyed the video and watching the fitting process.
As someone who used to help do the fitting process in a golf store, do you not agree that as part of the process the fitter should have to tell you the loft of the club he’s fitting you for and measure the current loft of your own club. It just seems really disingenuous for them to constantly show numbers from trackman which show “correct” spin and higher distances etc when it’s really a club less loft wise?
Yeah very true, difficult for them to take a loft and lie machine everywhere. But agree spreading awareness on lofts is the best way to educate people and that’s why I’m open about it.
I totally agree. I was talking to a pro about my speed being slow and needing help - his suggestion... Let him show me his new irons and he'll guarantee me his 7 iron will beat mine. Mine had 36 degree loft. Not too tough to beat. If you can't trust the guy selling to you where do you go?
Thanks for response. I suppose that’s true about the loft machine. But realistically the main reason they wouldn’t is because they know it would destroy sales. There always seems to be a lack of thought into gapping to. If he fitted you for clubs that went 10 yards further then surely the gapping from the 9/pitching wedge and the gap wedge in the bag is just getting bigger and bigger. I completely understand these companies need to make money but do it through actual dev rather than just de-lofting
Clive Newman I think a lot of it is you hope you find someone who isn’t just working for commission. It’s part of the job I didn’t like weirdly. I think the trick is to ask as many questions of the fitter comparing their suggested club to your own and thinking why they are saying it. At the end of the day, does it feel better, what’s the loft difference and is that causing numbers to look better, why does everyone think more yards on all clubs is always better, is the dispersion better, and most importantly is their really enough difference in performance to make it worth while in comparison to getting the swing improved
This is really great. I didn't know a lot about PXG irons before. I've gone to their website and found they offer a discount for veterans! I will definitely keep PXG in mind when it's time for new irons. I currently play Adams Tight Lies 2s from 2012. Bought the box set and they've been good for me. After this video, I know these clubs would be my next step!
Hi Evan! Whenever the time is right reach out and we would love to get you set up with a no-obligation fitting at a location near you. We are currently running a Veterans Day November special as apart of the PXG for Heroes Program. Our 0211's are currently $95 USD per iron through the program, but ends at the end of the month. ^A
@@tru3dialect So far I love them, however they just came out with the new 2021 version of the 0211's and these ones are out of stock. The new ones look nice and still priced great. I think they are a little stronger lofted then these ones. I've only played 1 round with mine (cold New England) but I've had them in the simulator a few times and I'm hitting them straight and long and they feel great.
Custom fit mizuno no silly up charges and reasonable prices. Pxg are good but no better than top Offerings from major players just a shit load more money.
My only problem with Mizuno fitting is they offer a tour van fitting for an extra £500. Now for me all fittings should be tour quality imo so does this mean the standard Mizuno fitting is sub-standard compared to the tour fitting. If your paying close to £1000 for irons it should be the best possible fitting not just a mediocre fitting.
Chris Gibbs no normal mizuno fitting is top end if you got to a performance center. It’s just not practical to wait or travel to the tour truck. And their shaft options as standard are way better with no upgrades.
Why all the PXG hate? It’s like anything in life, if you want it and can afford it then you buy it. Otherwise we’d all be playing with an £80 set from Sports Direct, no? There is little difference in ignoring lesser brands and going for a £500-£800 set of irons from Cobra, Callaway, Ping or anyone else. This is the same thing just on a wider scale.
Awesome vlog. Love the analysis and feedback. As an 18 hcp I’d never dream of having PXG in the bag I’d like to be low single figure at least.... unless I was a millionaire and didn’t care 😄
Just been fitted for Mizuno 919 tour irons ,after not getting on with the AP3 iron for last 18 months ,tried a load of stuff and that Mizuno came out best by a mile and surprisingly easy to hit and felt great .£200.00 a stick for a cast club in PXG ,no thanks .PXG cheaper range (if it can be called that ) is a bit like buying a Porsche Boxter ,you can tell everyone you have a Porsche ,but do you really ? Each to their own and buy what you want ,I just think PXG are kind of responsible for jacking club prices up in general by making others look cheap and forcing other companys to increase prices ,which will turn people off from golf .
surely a Porsche boxster is a Porsche isn't it?. PXG aren't forcing other companies to do anything. other companies jump on the expensive club band wagon and you can't blame them, its business. there are more expensive companies out there . I don't know who buys their clubs mind! ha .
Would have been more interesting if you hit your own iron at the end? I reckon your swing speed would have been up on the previous go, resulting in better numbers??? Just a though?
Since cost always comes into reviews, it seems you should update your review based upon the 0211 real world price, which is curently $99 per club, not $200 per club (or $89 on PXGs heros program).
Shots under the tarp sound hard, like hitting concrete. In open air, you can barely hear contact on most PXGs. I have a tremendous idea for a video, it's not a cheap one though.
Anthony Jones they have already have two different price points with there wedges mate, and also the 0211 irons are a progressive set so go down to a lob wedge. 👍
SAS Golf great review I really like the look of PXG clubs may have to book in for a fitting. Have you seen the blades they are releasing? Saw them on golfwrx earlier on
@@muffin0079 Hey Anthony! If you are ever interested in setting up a fitting with us send on over some contact information and we can get you set up. No-obligation custom fitting experience in your location can be easily set up for you to test out some of our equipment. ^A
Fittings are no obligation and no charge. Our Master Fitters in the UK travel to various courses. Happy to set you up with them, please drop us an email to Social@Pxg.com ^C
If you really want to just blow a bunch of money Cos you want some fancy shit that no one else at your club has....but some miuras. 😂 I did exactly that.... but I will also gladly admit that it was a good 50% ego wanting to have something exclusive and shiny that few others do have etc. Having said that, they are beautiful clubs to play with and I will swear blind that by a mile they look (looks are subjective), sound, feel and play better than anything else I tried (and that includes clubs like p790, cobra forged tec, titleist blades and the new Wilson staff blades.) In summary, buying expensive stuff is totally fine... but just be honest about the reasons you are doing it and don’t expect it to suddenly make you a better player. But on the flip side, if having those clubs makes you feel happy and makes you want to get out and play more golf, then they are worth it right!?
Fergus Reeve well said. So much hate from people regarding price. I’m not a rich man but love golf and it’s my main hobby. Really want some Miura mc 501 s. Know they won’t make me play better but they are the best looking irons I’ve seen
That’s exactly what I have. And they made me better for sure.... By playing blades it made me focus and concentrate on putting in a good swing and hitting the middle- not just swinging hard with my big SGI clubs. In jan this year I was averaging 94 per round, now I’m averaging 87 per round.... I put a good chunk of that down to my miuras. But most importantly they put a giant smile on my face and I love when people ask me what they are and want to see them... gives me a self satisfied grin every time and makes me play more golf. I could not speak highly enough of the MC 501 and very highly recommend them. I did not like the IC 601 however. I have mine in a graphite recoil smacwrap Es780 shaft, which I also totally love and far prefer to any steel shafts I tried- despite the fact that I swing pretty fast (my driver swing speed is around 108-112mph.) I would recommend you also at least try graphite’s and not just steel, graphite tech has moved on so far now and there are so many good options for irons and hybrids etc. Also the fitting process was excellent and I only have 5 Miura irons in my bag. So I bought my first one in jan 2019 and then bought one each month until I had the 5 clubs I needed... spread the cost out and made it manageable buying my self one treat each month. That being said, from A purely practical point of view there is no need for expensive clubs at all.... its about admitting the truth that it’s something you want, not something you need. And if your cool with that, then bang on ahead!
@@fergusreeverealestate.7409 I whole heartedly agree!, if it causes you no financial problems then go for it. its your hobby , there is no price on enjoyment really. I actually enjoy getting a bargain!. I buy clubs from the dump for £1 or boot sales and its suprising what you can get. I get just as much enjoyment out of them and its basically recycling so I get a feel good factor as well. I,m not a talented golfer but its the only exercise I can do these days. I think though , if you really want something then 2nd best is never good enough so why not enjoy what you can and be happy
@@fergusreeverealestate.7409it is! golf gets a lot of flak as a sport, some of it deserved. I giggle at times when people discuss whats a good looking club and whats ugly and then you see what they're wearing! I have a 'ping' cap even a chav wouldn't wear! ha! oh! , come think of it , my car reg is PXG ! its my latest 'work' car and it cost less than a PXG driver. I wonder if they would swap some clubs for the plate? hmmm
Your iron shortest - 34 degree loft, 0211 next 31 degree loft, 0311 longest, what was the loft? Saying that, dispersion did look better even though distance was increasing. That was unexpected...
But... Is 0211 cheaper by much? The gen2 price tag includes the fitting and shafts. The 0211 market will be far more likely to purchase sight unseen and out of spec unfitted in stock shafts solely based on brand name. How much is the lesser quality club AFTER you've paid for the fitting and shaft upcharge?
silverfeathered PXG fittings are free in the Uk mate and I would never recommend anyone buying any clubs without getting fitted for them PXG or no PXG. Cheers.
@@SASGolf That's pretty significant if you get the fitting still! Those PXG fittings are almost embarrassingly personal. The likelihood that someone needing the most expensive shaft as a fit is also fairly low for the majority of customers.
One thing I liked about them is the progression they make from the 4i to pw. The 4i is much bigger than the 7 and to me that’s where some of the power comes is as the set changes from top to bottom.
Don't see how the price of these can be justified to be honest? I'll happily stick with my £199 AP2 716's thanks, a full set for the price of one PXG iron and I have no doubt the quality is pretty similar.
It sounds like PXG overestimated the boutique market. They haven’t had the success on tour to help carry the brand and they have had to adjust their target. It’s not a bad thing to re-evaluate your approach but if they aren’t any better than Ping, Callaway, Taylormade and others, they have no way to justify the added expense anymore.
PXG is the "I like to show off and I have a lot of money" clubs of golf. They're clubs are in no way better quality than other brands but yet they cost nearly double of other brands. This is their affordable clubs and they are still $200 per club. That is still ridiculous for a set of irons. You can get an amazing set of forged irons for hundreds less.
We have many customers who are enjoying our equipment and joining the PXG family daily. Have you ever thought about setting up a no-obligation fitting at a location near you so you can see the difference for yourself? Reach out if you are ever interested :) ^A
Someone just paid 4 million dollars for a baseball card. You know the ones you find in a pack with gum. Me, I'm still swinging clubs from 20+ years ago.
A lump of metal on a stick with a given loft goes the same distance no matter which company has made it. If you've got loads of money you'll buy an expensive brand, and if you dont it'll be a cheaper brand. Performance wise - no difference. It's just simple maths. Fitting is smoke and mirrors. Test the same club 3 times and you'll get different results every time - especially if you are a mid handicapper or worse.
let me get this right! you are with a fitter, and u both don't know loft of your 7iron?? why didn't he put it on the loft checker!! as it turns out, your 7i was 3 degrees higher prob more as u will have bent it over years..so basically a 8i in pxg..so why didn't he give u the 8i?? as numbers would be the same ovs...then the pxg goes further with heavy 6.5 shaft in..so why not put that 6.5 in your taylormade? then that would also gain extra carry..basically all u needed was a stiffer shaft...this is all smoke and mirrors,,,and u know it! but free day out pn pxg u kissed their arse...come on your better than that
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The more I see of PXG the more I like the Brand and the man behind the Brand, I don't imagine that there are any other CEO's taking time to watch YT reviews of their Products. I currently have a GEN2 Driver and two of their Hybrids and the main thing that you notice is the sheer quality of the product. Most modern Drivers look as though they will fall apart after a couple of years whilst the PXG Drivers look and feel like they are built to last.
I'm setting up a fitting shortly to try the 0211's and I don't expect to be disappointed.
With the hero discount they offer for veterans I just got these for $105/club. Add in the fitting process and free driver, best deal out there I think.
CJB 9008 free driver ??? That’s a crazy good deal
Yeah PXG jumped way up on my list of new clubs when I found out about the Hero Discount. I can get the 5-pw for 900 bucks, with a free driver. Kinda hard not to go with PXG now if I swing them as well as the other clubs in my fitting session.
I did the same in the past month 5-SW w driver and fitting and they play great
Free driver deal is over... ☹️
Still a great discount for veterans... 👍
It’s a shame the hero program isn’t available in the uk,it would bring the price point into the budget of many more people
Had the local pro hit my Mizuno MX20's at a range while testing the system and was so impressed by the old sticks that he's now trying to source a set. I like that you keep featuring older equipment and showing the massive financial savings for gear that's no less impressive than the new gear out there now
I have a near new set of the MX20s. They are a very good club.
@@andya2665 I've just managed to get a set with S300 shafts. Have picked up 6mph during lockdown so enjoying the extra control
@@justinpalmer2959 awesome, I have just bought some TT AMT Black S300s that I am looking forward to putting on my MP54 gamers. Looking for control as well. The yardage gain would be a bonus if I do gain some.
@@andya2665 I always find that an upgrade makes such a difference to performance out on the course
I’ve played Mizuno blades most of my life. I currently have the 0211’s and they feel just as good as a ...wait for it... Mizuno! (Gasp). I know all the Mizuno fan boys will be upset. Bottom line is PXG makes a dam good product. $195 is in line with any other manufacturers new irons.
I also played mizuno most of my life, and and currently went with the 0211. I went pxg though the bag. To be honest they all perform as well as anything I've ever played. The driver out performs mizuno about the same as titleist and the wedges are smooth and silky I'm playing the gunboat h and shelved to different scotty Cameron putters. They are up to par with anything out there and I've had the opportunity to play the best. It's a mental game so play what inspires you and you will enjoy your game more
Hey I’m on an old set of MP-59 irons, was looking to upgrade. How would you describe the difference between the feel/sound of going to pxg from Mizunos?
I’m going for a fitting with Pxg this month can’t wait as I’ve never been for a fitting before glad I’ve seen this video
I play the PXG Gen 2 0311XF irons and they are amazing
What are your thoughts on the newer model 0211 irons and if it’s worth the new much lower prices?!
Thanks Simon, Matt and Mr Bob Parsons for the review. When I become rich. I going to Arizona and get fitted for Gen 3 irons and Gen 2 putter.
I bought a PXG driver some 15 months ago and its definitely one of the most consistent clubs in my bag (although I 'm sure the shaft helps!). What convinced me to buy it? I was going to settle for the Ping G400 but when I tried the PXG, I got 5-10 yds more on a good hit. However, The deal breaker was where perhaps I could lose up to 20-30 yds with an off-centre hit with the Ping, I lost half that (or less) with the PXG, as you noted with the irons!!! I think that's where this brand stands out. As you say, every club maker has great clubs but I suspect the PXG range may help a little more with off-centre or poorer shots...I also have to confess that I managed to get a very good deal and at the full price, I'm fairly certain I wouldn't have taken the plunge!
Interesting the stronger lofts eh?
Best clubs i ever bought bought them for $880 6- L all the hibrids plus the Driver 3-5 wood and head covers my friends said you stole theses clubs all on Ebay
A couple of things; they don’t assess your 7 iron to see if it’s equivalent to their 7 or 8 iron, then (although this is taking in you high SS) when spin drops 600rpm to still be 8000rpm for 7 iron it is said to be “under control”. Are you comparing equivalents and is dropping the spin just down to loft and actually is optimal?
Just bought the 4 thru LW at $89/club with Hero discount. Kinda pissed its taking 3 weeks to complete.
Love your reviews. Fantastic credibility in PXG putting you in the seat!
Fair play to Mr Parsons, obviously believes in his product and welcomes reviews. Still it’s a massive amount of dough!
gabbagabba321 completely agree on both. 👍
@@SASGolf I have the Gen 2 PXG SGI irons and I'm hitting them better then any other irons I have owned over the lat 20 plus years.
Something to note when comparing price with other brands is that PXG doesn't charge you more to get different shafts than stock. Mizuno is the only other brand that doesn't up-charge you for shafts. This ends up saving a significant amount of money when all is said and done.. especially when you're talking about Driver shafts that can be $200+
Incorrect.......PXG does charge you for the better shafts..
Simon I've just bought the new version unbelievable price from pxg directly online £80 a club luckily I know that I need stiff shaft and one degree flat
Well done Mr Parsons for watching the last video and getting you an invite to try the new cast club out, excellent video if ever my ship came in a set of those p irons they are good looking
"If you spend $4,000 on lessons you're going to be a lot better than if you spent $4,000 on golf clubs" - not even close to true. Over the years I've spent more than that on lessons and I genuinely tried my best to follow their instruction and practice drills. Truly I did. And what I found is everyone has their own way of teaching, their own views on what they think is best for you, and even their own views on what drills are best. Very few instructors can pivot from their base knowledge to cater to each of their student's specific needs both in terms of technique and practice drills. More often than not lessons will be a waste of money. My recommendation is get the basics from golf youtubers for free - essential things like grip, alignment, etc. then spend your money on good clubs and call it a day. The rest of the money can be used on green fees where you will learn the most - by playing the game. I would never recommend $4,000 for lessons unless you're really good and looking at playing for college or pro but for the average golfer don't ever pay that.
They look like the forged PRGR TR910 Forged irons. They even have close to the same specs. Simon if you could find a used TR910 from 2005 it would be quite cool to compare the PXG and the PRGR on a sim.
Just hit the 0211 Irons yesterday and the GEN 1 driver and I was straight smashing the ball. Super consistent and loved the ball flight of both irons and driver. I got fitted for 5-PW, Driver and I might even chuck in one of their 22* hybrids that I hit really really well instead of a 4/3 iron. I never really was into hybrids but I really smacked the heck out of it and I think it would play well in my bag as that in between club driver and 5 iron. I was on the fence between these and some Titelist MBs and although they are apples to oranges I'm leaning towards these for mainly the price with Hero's Discount.
I got a set of 0211's recently. At $95 a club it's a very attractive deal. I didn't do a proper full fitting but used my latest fitting specs and ordered them online. I'm currently using a a set of Wishon 771CSI's. At the range I fully expected the 0211's to outperform the 771's. I was very disappointed. The 0211's gave me a sensation of just a heavy thud when hitting the ball. I hit my 34 degree 7 iron around 150 - 155. I hit the 0211 31 degree 7 iron a few yards shorter. Are these meant for a higher swing speed player to take advantage of the filled hollow head? I will get them done up right but now it will cost me a bit more. My suggestion for anyone thinking about ordering a set is go get a real in-person fitting. I really do like the looks of the irons as they do look very sharp. Looking down at them they have a nice profile with the thinner top line. The quality of the fit and finish is top notch. Everything about their appearance says quality.
Michael G how forgiving do you think they are?
@@ProYagu They are certainly more forgiving than the average club. I wouldn't put them in the super game improvement category but the distance and accuracy I see on off-center strikes is good. I have no doubt these are well engineered, top quality clubs. Just get fit properly.
I just got my 0211s with the steel elevate shafts. My other clubs are Adams Blue with Graphite. I gave up some distance but they are deadly accurate which should improve my scores. I literally just got back from the range and went through two large baskets. I love them. I also got the hero discount and a free XF Driver which feels and looks awesome too. Again, I think I gave up some distance, but can control the ball flight much better. I would think that as I get used to steel shafts, I'll be able to start picking up some distance. Only thing that I don't care for so far are the Lamkin PXG grips. If your hands sweat, they are slippery.
I went through the fitting about 2 weeks ago, in Seattle's new PXG store. I had a great time and I ended up purchasing the 0211s. I actually hit them better and liked the feel of them better. They are set to arrive tomorrow evening and I can't wait to get to know them. I took a long break, 20+ years, from golf, so when I came back, about a year ago, I got the Cal Big Bertha's for forgiveness. Now they feel clunky and 0211 felt excellent. Thanks for doing the review! BTW, it's the exact same face on both clubs, just the body is either forged or cast.
So all that time was used by yourself and the fitter, setting things up, driving there, having conversation and hitting a lot of golf balls, and in the end, you didn’t even know the loft of your own club that the PXG was being “compared” to. It would have taken less than two minutes to check the loft of your own club. Your club could have been anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees weaker, depending on manufacturing tolerances and the repeated use of the club, so how can you “compare” the numbers at all? It’s nice that you got fitted for an individual PXG iron, but there was not really any comparison here as far as ball speed, spin rate, or distance since you don’t know what lofts you were comparing.
Could you please do an updated version of this video since these are an older model now and the price is a lot cheaper? What would be your thoughts then?
PXG get a lot of flak but when you look at some of their gear and the free shaft upgrades you get in the Driver, Woods and Irons they can end up being a better deal than a Callaway, TM etc.
Free upgrade...lol...of course, but hardly free.
That's funny. You have to really create some false dilemmas to make them look like a good deal at all. Little has changed in irons over the years, which means little used used irons of better make (especially with the almost hilarious choice of going to a couple of hundred dollars per iron for casted clubs) is a far better idea. Buy the high spec clubs for a couple of hundred dollars, get them bent (because they're not cast and you can actually do that), and get them shafted and gripped as you like.
Drivers made a lot of progress until about 2005 or so (not much really there other than gadgetry since then), but the introduction of new irons every year is almost a joke. But not as big of a joke as horrible looking casted irons like these for several hundred dollars per club. A lot of their chinese made clubs are in the range of the finer miura irons, which makes absolutely no sense at all.
From an outsider's opinion, it almost looks as if the company is set up to run a social experiment. Spend money on branding, hype, endorsements, and see if you can find the top wallet sizes in the market and move them away from the truly expensive to make clubs that are still made in the western world in small numbers.
Just placed an order for the 0211, 6-GW @ $89/stick. All in, $643. My Ping G-400's I'm gaming now were right at the $1000 mark three years ago.
Hard to go wrong at those prices
I purchased these clubs for $90 a stick. Ive compared them to P790, T200, Callaway Apex, and Mizuno JPX 921 Forged.....The only club i thought felt even remotely close to as good as the 0211 is the Mizuno. I feel they are a great club, at a great price point.
Well done. I enjoyed the dialogue and your honest approach.
Thanks For Watching Guys and make sure to Subscribe Bob! 👍
Not a pxg fitter near me, would need to travel quite a distance, but having been fitted for many of my clubs, I’ve done the online fitting based on the same shafts as I currently have the tour xflex true temper elevate shafts st/loft st/lie +1 on the grip tape? I know everyone says get fitted but I’ve just come back from a fitting of t100 & some t200 as a combo package, but still got the urge for the pxg🤷🏽♂️, 98mph club head speed not quite your level , but for them being more affordable really fancy then?
Got to be honest not sure I like you,, but I've just watched 5 of your most recent video and I was wrong my man your the real deal no doubt about it so ty for what you do and bring out to us!!! Secondly I stop this video at you 3 swing holy shit what a swing brother,,,, pure as they come,, not sure of your numbers but your form is perfect!!! OK that's it FYI I've hit these irons my brother has them I absolutely loved them,, very soft well thats my opinion let's see what you have to say!! Anyway thanks again man great stuff!!
Very interesting, next stop Bob Vokey as you will need a hell of alot of wedges if you are hitting your 7 iron 190 yards on the carry !😂😂
Simon Hobbs haha, I’m probably more accurate from 190 than 100 as well 😅
@@mikewalker1885 absolutley agree bro...
@@mikewalker1885 I think you will find Burford Simon can hit his equivalent 3 iron 260 yards. You are missing the point, which was a joke...
@@mikewalker1885 wrong , the loft is lower correct but ball flight and descent angle is about the same of the higher loft older clubs. I can stick a green from 210 with my i500 6 iron and with my old clubs it would be a 4 iron and run off.
@@mikewalker1885 not to mention they are more forgiving with bigger sweet spots. Dont need to reinvent the wheel but changing from stone wheels to rubber wheels sure makes a difference
Very interesting vlog, an in-depth fitting squeezing out that extra yardage, keep them coming 👍
The PXG fitting is the best in the business. It is worth the extra $ to be properly fit. There is no doubt about it
Great vid Simon. I'd love to swing these. I'd also love to see you review some Adams Golf products if you can find any. I have a set of V3 Hybrids and hybrid irons and there's almost no info about them anywhere out there.
Hey there! If you ever want to test out some of our equipment, we can set you up with a no-obligation custom fitting at a location near you :) ^A
Great Video, they certainly offer a great fitting. Can’t come at the price though.
Vets get these 0211 for $105 a piece for now
$95 for me.
95 yeah they will be here soon!
89 for me!
“Affordable” is a relative term..
What's the loft's of the wedges, spin, height,etc.? Every video I see is on distance, that's great but with strong loft's, do all these new designs really offer playability on the scoring clubs, 110 yards in. No one ever talks about that, why?
Great vid Simon. They should give you a set.
Steve Sharp haha would be nice 😅
Thanks, Simon. Even at £200 per stick, the 0211s are pretty expensive for me. I will stay with the lessons for now.
Just ordered them can't wait to play them
@steelerfan77777 they absolutely are especially if you're a military veteran or first responder. Went through the entire bag and not looking back. All the best
Love Bob Parsons....put up or shut up...I like this video..I subscribed!
Based on your comment "best clubs available, especially with fitting" would love to see you reach out to ORKA golf for a fit with a less visible brand..
Jhopewell true mate, wouldn’t mind having a look for sure.
@@SASGolf worst comes to worst, we can listen to Alex rib you for the duration of your fitting..
Pxg vs orka? With the deals pxg are currently offering what would you go for?
Simply put, excellent & honest review!!
Would your opinion on them change now based on current pricing? Obviously not on performance but now that the biggest impediment has been reduced, suddenly the attractiveness factor skyrockets.
swing is ready for the tour. and those jon rahm hips
Maybe its just me, but I'm not a big fan of Bob Parsons. As a result, I can't see myself ever playing PXG. And, since golf technology is so similar from one tour-quality brand to another, I don't think I'll ever find myself at a disadvantage due to having eliminating PXG from consideration. Regardless, I really enjoyed the video and watching the fitting process.
As someone who used to help do the fitting process in a golf store, do you not agree that as part of the process the fitter should have to tell you the loft of the club he’s fitting you for and measure the current loft of your own club. It just seems really disingenuous for them to constantly show numbers from trackman which show “correct” spin and higher distances etc when it’s really a club less loft wise?
Yeah very true, difficult for them to take a loft and lie machine everywhere. But agree spreading awareness on lofts is the best way to educate people and that’s why I’m open about it.
I totally agree. I was talking to a pro about my speed being slow and needing help - his suggestion... Let him show me his new irons and he'll guarantee me his 7 iron will beat mine. Mine had 36 degree loft. Not too tough to beat. If you can't trust the guy selling to you where do you go?
Thanks for response. I suppose that’s true about the loft machine. But realistically the main reason they wouldn’t is because they know it would destroy sales. There always seems to be a lack of thought into gapping to. If he fitted you for clubs that went 10 yards further then surely the gapping from the 9/pitching wedge and the gap wedge in the bag is just getting bigger and bigger.
I completely understand these companies need to make money but do it through actual dev rather than just de-lofting
Clive Newman I think a lot of it is you hope you find someone who isn’t just working for commission. It’s part of the job I didn’t like weirdly.
I think the trick is to ask as many questions of the fitter comparing their suggested club to your own and thinking why they are saying it.
At the end of the day, does it feel better, what’s the loft difference and is that causing numbers to look better, why does everyone think more yards on all clubs is always better, is the dispersion better, and most importantly is their really enough difference in performance to make it worth while in comparison to getting the swing improved
Iain Daun TM P790 a lot cheaper option if you are looking for distance and looks.
This is really great. I didn't know a lot about PXG irons before. I've gone to their website and found they offer a discount for veterans! I will definitely keep PXG in mind when it's time for new irons. I currently play Adams Tight Lies 2s from 2012. Bought the box set and they've been good for me. After this video, I know these clubs would be my next step!
0211 start at $105 a club right now. Very affordable!
Hi Evan! Whenever the time is right reach out and we would love to get you set up with a no-obligation fitting at a location near you. We are currently running a Veterans Day November special as apart of the PXG for Heroes Program. Our 0211's are currently $95 USD per iron through the program, but ends at the end of the month. ^A
@sasgolf how do you get into long drive I've always wanted to try and train in long drive any help would be appreciated.
1 year later and I just bought the 0211s for $89 a stick!
I just bought a full bag for my wife for less than I paid for my irons alone. Crazy!
How do you guys like them?
@@tru3dialect So far I love them, however they just came out with the new 2021 version of the 0211's and these ones are out of stock. The new ones look nice and still priced great. I think they are a little stronger lofted then these ones. I've only played 1 round with mine (cold New England) but I've had them in the simulator a few times and I'm hitting them straight and long and they feel great.
@@rayspooner1982 cool thanks for info 👍
Custom fit mizuno no silly up charges and reasonable prices. Pxg are good but no better than top
Offerings from major players just a shit load more money.
My only problem with Mizuno fitting is they offer a tour van fitting for an extra £500. Now for me all fittings should be tour quality imo so does this mean the standard Mizuno fitting is sub-standard compared to the tour fitting. If your paying close to £1000 for irons it should be the best possible fitting not just a mediocre fitting.
Chris Gibbs no normal mizuno fitting is top end if you got to a performance center. It’s just not practical to wait or travel to the tour truck. And their shaft options as standard are way better with no upgrades.
Why all the PXG hate? It’s like anything in life, if you want it and can afford it then you buy it. Otherwise we’d all be playing with an £80 set from Sports Direct, no? There is little difference in ignoring lesser brands and going for a £500-£800 set of irons from Cobra, Callaway, Ping or anyone else. This is the same thing just on a wider scale.
Awesome vlog. Love the analysis and feedback. As an 18 hcp I’d never dream of having PXG in the bag I’d like to be low single figure at least.... unless I was a millionaire and didn’t care 😄
Just been fitted for Mizuno 919 tour irons ,after not getting on with the AP3 iron for last 18 months ,tried a load of stuff and that Mizuno came out best by a mile and surprisingly easy to hit and felt great .£200.00 a stick for a cast club in PXG ,no thanks .PXG cheaper range (if it can be called that ) is a bit like buying a Porsche Boxter ,you can tell everyone you have a Porsche ,but do you really ? Each to their own and buy what you want ,I just think PXG are kind of responsible for jacking club prices up in general by making others look cheap and forcing other companys to increase prices ,which will turn people off from golf .
surely a Porsche boxster is a Porsche isn't it?. PXG aren't forcing other companies to do anything. other companies jump on the expensive club band wagon and you can't blame them, its business. there are more expensive companies out there . I don't know who buys their clubs mind! ha .
PXG 0211 currently $95 a club, steel or graphite. How much did you pay for your 919 Tour. I think I paid more for my 919 Hot Metals.
I enjoyed watching the guy in the background
ATTENTION ALL PXG LOVERS.....huge sale on their web site till June 1st......some great deals....worth a look see...cheers all
Great Video Simon what balls were you hitting and do they affect the spin rate?
mark brook two piece srixon range balls. softer compression to balls I would normally use.
@@SASGolf amazing with all that expensive kit they are using cheap range balls...
Simon Hobbs PXG can’t control the range balls they have at the course
Would have been more interesting if you hit your own iron at the end? I reckon your swing speed would have been up on the previous go, resulting in better numbers??? Just a though?
Simon, time to revisit? 4-LW £749 😳
Good comparison video
Since cost always comes into reviews, it seems you should update your review based upon the 0211 real world price, which is curently $99 per club, not $200 per club (or $89 on PXGs heros program).
Hi, thanks for sharing, I still think the spin rate was too high with the 0211 head and the PX 6.5 shaft should've been closer to 7000 RPMs.
Simon you sound like Terry Tibbs. Talk to me. PXG Golf clubs. Talk to me. 😂😂
$89 a club now, absolutely unreal deal.
DbrowNick just ordered 4-LW and a 2i. Was going to get p770s but these are half the price. Got 11 clubs for less than 4--PW in the p770s.
How do you like them and what handicap are you guys? I'm an 8 and not sure I would love these. I need accuracy not distance. Thanks.
I'd love to see an unbiased review of these
Shots under the tarp sound hard, like hitting concrete. In open air, you can barely hear contact on most PXGs. I have a tremendous idea for a video, it's not a cheap one though.
Will they release cheaper wedges to go with the cheaper irons?
Anthony Jones they have already have two different price points with there wedges mate, and also the 0211 irons are a progressive set so go down to a lob wedge. 👍
SAS Golf great review I really like the look of PXG clubs may have to book in for a fitting. Have you seen the blades they are releasing? Saw them on golfwrx earlier on
@@muffin0079 Hey Anthony! If you are ever interested in setting up a fitting with us send on over some contact information and we can get you set up. No-obligation custom fitting experience in your location can be easily set up for you to test out some of our equipment. ^A
Great vlog 👏🏼
Gavin Williams Thanks Gavin!
Don’t suppose you know how much a fitting is? Is this guy based at Woburn? Or does he travel? Also do they have more than 7 irons to test?
Fittings are no obligation and no charge. Our Master Fitters in the UK travel to various courses. Happy to set you up with them, please drop us an email to Social@Pxg.com ^C
@@pxg where do I get the hat Matt is wearing? I just got the Darkness wedges and need the hat.
If you really want to just blow a bunch of money Cos you want some fancy shit that no one else at your club has....but some miuras. 😂
I did exactly that.... but I will also gladly admit that it was a good 50% ego wanting to have something exclusive and shiny that few others do have etc.
Having said that, they are beautiful clubs to play with and I will swear blind that by a mile they look (looks are subjective), sound, feel and play better than anything else I tried (and that includes clubs like p790, cobra forged tec, titleist blades and the new Wilson staff blades.)
In summary, buying expensive stuff is totally fine... but just be honest about the reasons you are doing it and don’t expect it to suddenly make you a better player.
But on the flip side, if having those clubs makes you feel happy and makes you want to get out and play more golf, then they are worth it right!?
Fergus Reeve well said. So much hate from people regarding price. I’m not a rich man but love golf and it’s my main hobby. Really want some Miura mc 501 s. Know they won’t make me play better but they are the best looking irons I’ve seen
That’s exactly what I have. And they made me better for sure....
By playing blades it made me focus and concentrate on putting in a good swing and hitting the middle- not just swinging hard with my big SGI clubs. In jan this year I was averaging 94 per round, now I’m averaging 87 per round.... I put a good chunk of that down to my miuras.
But most importantly they put a giant smile on my face and I love when people ask me what they are and want to see them... gives me a self satisfied grin every time and makes me play more golf.
I could not speak highly enough of the MC 501 and very highly recommend them. I did not like the IC 601 however.
I have mine in a graphite recoil smacwrap Es780 shaft, which I also totally love and far prefer to any steel shafts I tried- despite the fact that I swing pretty fast (my driver swing speed is around 108-112mph.) I would recommend you also at least try graphite’s and not just steel, graphite tech has moved on so far now and there are so many good options for irons and hybrids etc.
Also the fitting process was excellent and I only have 5 Miura irons in my bag. So I bought my first one in jan 2019 and then bought one each month until I had the 5 clubs I needed... spread the cost out and made it manageable buying my self one treat each month.
That being said, from A purely practical point of view there is no need for expensive clubs at all.... its about admitting the truth that it’s something you want, not something you need. And if your cool with that, then bang on ahead!
@@fergusreeverealestate.7409 I whole heartedly agree!, if it causes you no financial problems then go for it. its your hobby , there is no price on enjoyment really. I actually enjoy getting a bargain!. I buy clubs from the dump for £1 or boot sales and its suprising what you can get. I get just as much enjoyment out of them and its basically recycling so I get a feel good factor as well. I,m not a talented golfer but its the only exercise I can do these days.
I think though , if you really want something then 2nd best is never good enough so why not enjoy what you can and be happy
Very true... lot worse things to spend money on! At least it’s a healthy activity!
@@fergusreeverealestate.7409it is! golf gets a lot of flak as a sport, some of it deserved. I giggle at times when people discuss whats a good looking club and whats ugly and then you see what they're wearing! I have a 'ping' cap even a chav wouldn't wear! ha! oh! , come think of it , my car reg is PXG ! its my latest 'work' car and it cost less than a PXG driver. I wonder if they would swap some clubs for the plate? hmmm
Your iron shortest - 34 degree loft, 0211 next 31 degree loft, 0311 longest, what was the loft? Saying that, dispersion did look better even though distance was increasing. That was unexpected...
Yea unless the lofts match up there is no point is saying PXG shots were lower spin, lower height and longer. Agree on the dispersion point as well.
These are 100 pounds per club now on their site.
Like $85 a club right now on their website
But...
Is 0211 cheaper by much?
The gen2 price tag includes the fitting and shafts.
The 0211 market will be far more likely to purchase sight unseen and out of spec unfitted in stock shafts solely based on brand name.
How much is the lesser quality club AFTER you've paid for the fitting and shaft upcharge?
silverfeathered PXG fittings are free in the Uk mate and I would never recommend anyone buying any clubs without getting fitted for them PXG or no PXG. Cheers.
@@SASGolf That's pretty significant if you get the fitting still! Those PXG fittings are almost embarrassingly personal.
The likelihood that someone needing the most expensive shaft as a fit is also fairly low for the majority of customers.
PXG does not build until ordered. Thus every set is custom. You should review product before commenting.
@@keithallen961 , Yeah, still no idea what you're getting at.
Fitting and custom made are similar but not the same.
OK second comment sorry,,, I watch the whole video outstanding,, that's all Thank You Bravo!!!
So do you use pxg now?
Business na mate, will never take a manufacturer contract as it wouldn’t be fair and independent on reviews 👍
@@SASGolf owww a lot have said the same thing but they have!!! Some a lot more honest than others... hope all is well
I am sure it is worth the 100£ per 1 Mph. Its a no brainer!
If you are going to qualify for the open next year, this might be worth it! Or else he is one helluva fitter.
The pxg is a 6iron loft.
they look so much nicer than the gen 2, all those black weights look terrible to me
aedvark have to say they look better in person than they do online for sure.
Fast forward 2 years and they're a budget brand almost now
What's the % of tour pro's using them on tour.
0%...I'm sure they all play some variation of the 0311 with less offset and shorter blade length on tour
I can hear the diff between 0211 and the 0311 P
One thing I liked about them is the progression they make from the 4i to pw.
The 4i is much bigger than the 7 and to me that’s where some of the power comes is as the set changes from top to bottom.
Don't see how the price of these can be justified to be honest? I'll happily stick with my £199 AP2 716's thanks, a full set for the price of one PXG iron and I have no doubt the quality is pretty similar.
Really do enjoy your video's, honest opinions, fun, and some different topics etc... keep up the good work.
It sounds like PXG overestimated the boutique market. They haven’t had the success on tour to help carry the brand and they have had to adjust their target. It’s not a bad thing to re-evaluate your approach but if they aren’t any better than Ping, Callaway, Taylormade and others, they have no way to justify the added expense anymore.
$95 until May 1.
Its 99$ right now
PXG is the "I like to show off and I have a lot of money" clubs of golf. They're clubs are in no way better quality than other brands but yet they cost nearly double of other brands. This is their affordable clubs and they are still $200 per club. That is still ridiculous for a set of irons. You can get an amazing set of forged irons for hundreds less.
Hero program (military/police) starts at $105 a club
We have many customers who are enjoying our equipment and joining the PXG family daily. Have you ever thought about setting up a no-obligation fitting at a location near you so you can see the difference for yourself? Reach out if you are ever interested :) ^A
They are $89 a stick now
If the club is 3 degrees less loft than what he's gaming, of course it's going to go further and not as high.........duh.
Yah, but ... It's still 3x more than what I paid for my Mizuno JPX 900s forged. Maybe when I break 90-or when I'm 90 ...
Buy second hand Japanese domestic product forged irons. Bad shots feel great. Ebay store's full of them
Interesting three years later they are under £100 a stick now
At 2:30 you said let’s do it! For the love of god I was sure you were about to follow that with “let’s do it now!” Noooooooooo!!!!
Luke Warmwater I dislike that guy you refer to.
He looks the kind of guy who got beat up a lot in 2nd grade for his lunch money...
@@adamwittman982 me too, enough said.
Someone just paid 4 million dollars for a baseball card. You know the ones you find in a pack with gum.
Me, I'm still swinging clubs from 20+ years ago.
GET EM BOB!!!!
34 v 31 is simply not comparing the same club
A lump of metal on a stick with a given loft goes the same distance no matter which company has made it. If you've got loads of money you'll buy an expensive brand, and if you dont it'll be a cheaper brand. Performance wise - no difference. It's just simple maths. Fitting is smoke and mirrors. Test the same club 3 times and you'll get different results every time - especially if you are a mid handicapper or worse.
let me get this right! you are with a fitter, and u both don't know loft of your 7iron?? why didn't he put it on the loft checker!! as it turns out, your 7i was 3 degrees higher prob more as u will have bent it over years..so basically a 8i in pxg..so why didn't he give u the 8i?? as numbers would be the same ovs...then the pxg goes further with heavy 6.5 shaft in..so why not put that 6.5 in your taylormade? then that would also gain extra carry..basically all u needed was a stiffer shaft...this is all smoke and mirrors,,,and u know it! but free day out pn pxg u kissed their arse...come on your better than that
USD 99 till June 1