PXG’s Allan Putter Leverages Physics to Sink More Putts

PXG released a whole collection of new products in 2024—the Black Ops metal woods and irons, GEN7 irons, and Sugar Daddy III wedges—each providing measurable improvements over their predecessors and rivals. But PXG’s all-new putter may impact your scoring ability the most.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The new PXG Allan Putter is a marvel of modern engineering, putting the laws of physics in motion with the introduction of Zero Torque Balance Technology. This game-changing design, supported by an innovative multi-material, S COR-filled, hollow body construction, and Precision Weighting Technology, delivers unmatched stability with the eye-catching look and feel of a modern PXG mallet putter.

The new PXG Allan Putter’s patented Zero Torque Balance Technology eliminates the torsional forces that normally work against a player’s grip during a putting stroke with traditional putters. As a result, golfers can more easily maintain a square face through impact. Even better, the technology works the same and is amazingly effective for players of all abilities and all stroke types.

It doesn’t matter whether a golfer has a strong arc, slight arc, or a straight back straight through stroke path. The Allan Putter and PXG’s Zero Torque Balanced Technology helps players consistently deliver the club face square.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Allan Putter also introduces an innovative letter S-hosel that orients the shaft axis just above the center of gravity (CG). This design creates a designated toe-up balance point, enhancing stability and eliminating twisting of the face relative to the path of the stroke.

Simply put, the physics of the design makes it easier to make putts!

While designed with five (5) degrees of measured loft, the Allan Putter plays like standard three (3) degrees with an integrated two (2) degrees forward press. The forward press puts a golfer’s hands into a natural position relative to the face of the putter to counteract the onset hosel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The thin-walled hollow body of the Allan Putter repositions mass to the putter’s extreme perimeter, yielding a high MOI relative to the club head size. Proprietary S COR Technology, an extremely lightweight polymer, is injection molded into an interior cavity—the material bonds to the face to dampen sound and any harsh vibrations through impact. The structural support provided by the S COR material enables PXG to deliver golf’s thinnest putter face, 0.055 inches. This system is advantageous to golfers because it dramatically enhances the forgiveness of the clubhead.

The Allan Putter also features a Pyramid Face Pattern. The aggressively milled pattern creates the soft sound of an insert putter while maintaining the responsive feel of a solid, milled putter. The pyramid density supports consistent interaction with a golf ball’s dimples for improved launch and roll characteristics, while the pyramid geometry delivers a satisfying sound.

Like the Black Ops metal woods, Precision Weighting Technology is located in the sole and supports additional player customization. Club fitters and golfers can use the weighting to produce the preferred overall clubhead weight.

To enhance the playing experience, the Allan Putter also features a new Pick Up Pocket, allowing golfers to easily retrieve a golf ball on the green.

Check out PXG’s technology compared to a traditional putter:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PXG Founder & CEO Bob Parsons said:

“If you are tired of dropping coin after a bad round of missed putts, you need to try the PXG Allan Putter. It is so fun and easy to hit; it feels like magic. In fact, I am so impressed with how well the technology works that I named the putter for my little brother Allan. He was a hell of a golfer, and I know he would have loved it.”

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