PXG Spitfire GEN2 PUTTER

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PXG 100% Milled Putter

The Spitfire presents a clean and unique design that is extremely easy to align and exceptionally forgiving, helping golfers lock-in on their target and hole out putts. The Spitfire is named for a British single-seat fighter aircraft used by the Royal Air Force before, during, and after World War II.

Material

Milled 303 stainless steel

Alignment

All angled surfaces point towards the front of the ball and a short distance down line, while multiple parallel and perpendicular surfaces help to optically keep the putter square.

Number of Adjustable Weights

4 Sole Weights

Technology That Performs

Variable-Sized Pyramid Face Pattern

The small pyramid structures bite into the golf ball cover to create more consistent launch and roll characteristics, as well as an improved feel and sound. The size of the pyramids vary across the golf putter face with the greatest pattern density around the center. This is designed to offset the speed loss typically experienced on mishits, and ultimately leads to more consistent distance control across the entire face.

Precision Weighting Technology

Precision Weighting Technology in the sole of each putter keeps club head mass distributed through a series of weights to increase MOI. Weights are made from heavier tungsten and lighter titanium and are available in 5g, 10g, 15g and 20g options. Every putter has an adjustable range of at least 30g – 10g down and 20g up.

The number of weights in the sole and overall mass varies by model, as well as by hosel selected. Fine-tuning will alter the head weight and can influence the initial launch conditions to counter pull or push miss tendencies.

Angled Alignment
Features

Angled surfaces pointing towards the front of the ball and a short distance down line keep your eye focused on the start line of a putt.

Parallel Alignment
Features

Multiple parallel and perpendicular surfaces help to optically keep the putter square to the start line of a putt.

Variable-Sized Pyramid Face Pattern

The small pyramid structures bite into the golf ball cover to create more consistent launch and roll characteristics, as well as an improved feel and sound. The size of the pyramids vary across the golf putter face with the greatest pattern density around the center. This is designed to offset the speed loss typically experienced on mishits, and ultimately leads to more consistent distance control across the entire face.

Precision Weighting Technology

Precision Weighting Technology in the sole of each putter keeps club head mass distributed through a series of weights to increase MOI. Weights are made from heavier tungsten and lighter titanium and are available in 5g, 10g, 15g and 20g options. Every putter has an adjustable range of at least 30g – 10g down and 20g up.

The number of weights in the sole and overall mass varies by model, as well as by hosel selected. Fine-tuning will alter the head weight and can influence the initial launch conditions to counter pull or push miss tendencies.

Angled Alignment
Features

Angled surfaces pointing towards the front of the ball and a short distance down line keep your eye focused on the start line of a putt.

Parallel Alignment Features

Multiple parallel and perpendicular surfaces help to optically keep the putter square to the start line of a putt.

Spitfire Hosels

Plumber's Neck

A traditional hosel design featuring distinct lines toward the target. Mid hang produces a versatile putter for a variety of strokes. With the most offset of any of the 3 hosels, the plumber's neck promotes hitting the ball later in the stroke for a more upward angle of attack.

Hang Angle

Mid Toe Hang

Offset

Full Shaft

Double Bend

The longest of the 3 options, the double bend hosel raises the shaft axis to align with the center of gravity. This face balanced design minimizes resistance to twisting, assisting players who tend to push the ball.

Hang Angle

Face Balanced

Offset

Half Shaft

Heel Shafted

The short, slanted neck keeps the shaft axis farther in the heel, creating more toe hang. This balance requires maximum effort to close the face through impact, helping players who tend to over-rotate the clubhead.

Hang Angle

Significant Toe Hang

Offset

Half Shaft