One large weight is located near the CG on the back of the clubhead. This large center weight can be used to achieve optimal swing weight.

Milling the face and back surfaces is a high-precision process, unobtainable through forging alone, that ensures every line, curve, and angle are produced to exacting specifications to create a high-performance body design and enhancing aesthetics. It ensures the flattest face spec possible and precise control on the thickness of the club head.

Each iron is three-times forged from 8620 soft carbon steel, creating a tight grain structure that increases its strength, prolonging the life of the grooves and enhancing the overall feel, sound, and appearance.

Robotic polishing creates an extremely precise manufacturing process that ensures consistent sole and face perimeter geometry with every club. 

PXG’s stunning Xtreme Dark irons are created using an advanced process called Diamond-like Carbon (DLC) coating. DLC significantly extends the reasonable lifetime of the finish. Unlike the typical black PVD used by other equipment manufacturers, DLC is a three-layer process that produces extraordinary wear resistance without influencing club performance.