PXG’s direct-to-consumer model was particularly successful despite the pandemic in 2020. Revenues surged upwards of 100%, by some accounts, and the high-end golf equipment company hired more than 150 ...

When PXG burst onto the golf equipment scene in 2015, it did so with high-end and high-priced clubs, not to mention a healthy dose of bravado. As the company has grown and evolved, it’s been able to ...

Who they're for: Deep-pocketed new golfers who want to invest in their first set, which is simple to understand and made with modern technologies. What you should know: The PXG Wildcat package is a ...

Seven and a half years ago, Bob Parsons disrupted the golf equipment market with the launch of his eponymous brand, Parsons Extreme Golf (PXG). At the time, the irons set a new high watermark for ...

Parsons Xtreme Golf, or PXG for short, is recognized for its focus on fabricating performance golf clubs no matter the retail cost, but this season its purpose was to pivot to high performance at an ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Launching a new line at what it calls “an unexpected price,” PXG brings its top-of-the-line technology to its 0211 line. The moderately larger profiles in the driver, fairway ...

PXG has made a lot of big splashes in the equipment industry since it was founded in 2013. First, it was the original 0311 irons which at the time were some of the most expensive on the market, then ...

For golf fanatic Justin Hadler of Plymouth, the arrival of a PXG store at Southdale Center is the most exciting retail development imaginable. "I play a lot. About once a month in the winter and up to ...

Golfer Eric Cole’s slow rise from the mini-tours to 2023 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year was a solitary pursuit with some help along the way. The 35-year-old credits his switch to PXG Clubs as a critical ...

The golf equipment company known for making a splash in the industry is doing so yet again with the launch of their first ball, the PXG Xtreme Golf Ball. PXG says the ball has been in the works for ...

It’s no secret Bob Parsons, PXG’s founder and CEO, holds a deep affinity for those having served in the military. That certainly makes sense given the time Parsons spent in Vietnam as a member of the ...