PXG 0311 Gen5 Club Family By Ed Travis marketing them at a premium price. To a degree they have succeeded, and founder Bob Parsons has gained the reputation of making bold moves. When the company began marketing their clubs in 2014 every club was required to be professionally fitted to the individual. Plus, a full set of clubs cost upwards of $5,000.00. For the company to grow some things had to change. That pricing and commitment for the average weekend warrior golfer was not sustainable. The overall golf club manufacturing business has expanded to record levels in the past two years. PXG made the decision to reduce pricing, which increased their market share. Today they fall into the middle range of cost, although the “club company maverick” is still appropriate and the brash promotion hasn’t decreased. If you are looking to upgrade your old set of sticks that have been stuck in the corner of your garage over the winter, you may want to check out the new 0311 Gen5 club family, woods, hybrids, irons, from PXG. They have improvements over previous models that create faster ball speeds, less dispersion, plus have a higher MOI and better feel. PXG initially promoted itself as a maverick shaking up the traditional world of golf club manufacturing with innovative design and Indiana Golf Journal
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