PXG’s latest addition to their Zero Torque series of putters is the high-MOI mallet One & Done ZT model with an onset hosel and hollow-body targeted to appeal to a variety of players.
PXG ONE & DONE ZT PUTTER
Hollow-bodied mallet
303 stainless steel body
Polymer injected interior
0.055-inch-thick face
3rd generation pyramid face milling
Onset shaft
Two adjustable sole weights
Right or left-handed
$449.99
PXG has added the One & Done ZT model to their Zero Torque family of putters offering some attractive features starting with the onset shaft to help user’s make a pulling motion through the ball. And since the shaft is aligned with the head’s center of gravity it aids making a stroke that keeps the face square to the arc from start to finish, the essence of the zero-torque principle.
Having a hollow polyester-filled body means the weight is pushed towards the perimeter which along with the weight that could be relocated from the use of a very thin face improved head stability and twisting resistance or MOI was increased. During putter fitting the screw-in sole weights can be adjusted or replaced to meet the needs of the individual.
“By positioning the shaft axis just above the center of gravity, we significantly reduce the torque forces that cause the face to rotate during the stroke,” said PXG Design Engineer Matt Andrews. “The result is a putter that stays remarkably square to path and helps golfers produce a more repeatable roll.”
