PXG for Heroes™ is designed to provide the world’s finest golf equipment and gear to our nation’s finest – the men and women of the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and ...

We sat down with PXG founder Bob Parsons to learn a bit about his past, and how life experiences have shaped his dedication to building quality golf products.

The Skinny: The PXG 0311 GEN7 irons feature a new material inside the hollow portion of the head that returns energy more efficiently, while exotic materials like a tungsten weight and titanium ...

Two new urethane-cover three-piece golf balls from PXG have been introduced in the premium price category, the PXG Xtreme Tour and PXG Xtreme Tour X. Fast Facts: PXG Xtreme Tour and Tour X Golf Balls ...

Learn more As a plus-size woman, I personally know the struggle of finding great clothing in extended sizes. Fortunately, where once there were only two or three retailers catering to plus sizes ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: With its new Allan putter, PXG becomes the latest putter maker to see if the right tool for putting isn’t something that just makes the ball roll better, but perhaps more ...

Last year, PXG announced its intent to compete against some of the biggest names in the equipment industry with the release of its Xtreme golf ball. The offering turned out to be a preview of ...

Parsons Xtreme Golf (PXG) have followed up the 2023 release of the Xtreme golf ball with evolved Tour and Tour X versions. They say that the new golf balls deliver enhanced durability and playability ...

blush-toned hue, and sized the piece down. Today, this versatile mindset has been put to better sartorial use: women’s golf clothing is made with stretchy, soft, moisture-wicking material that ...

Use these timeless linen essentials for your next trip and beyond. Abbey is a multi-hyphenate creative, entrepreneur, & writer based in NYC and Cape Town. As the founder of Oyster Creative, a ...

In fact, the clothing space is the third biggest polluter behind food and construction, and responsible for 10 per cent of global carbon emissions – more than shipping and aviation combined.