PXG has launched its Battle Ready II series off the back of the original Battle Ready series which were definitely among the best PXG clubs. PXG has made some refinements to elevate both the performance and aesthetics of the new nine models available – one of the popular models returning to the lineup is the Bat Attack putter. This double fang shape possesses contrasting weighted heel-toe wings alongside a sight line and dot for easy alignment. This shape is designed with the high MOI of a mallet, while still receiving the feedback of a blade to inspire confidence on the green.
“From consistency across the face to the feel at impact, these putters deliver in spades – and the new platinum finish is absolutely gorgeous.” The words of PXG Founder and CEO – Bob Parsons. He’s not wrong, this putter really does look great, both in the bag and behind the ball. The combination of the jet black wings and platinum body give this putter a sleek and modern look, while the contrasting colors also help with alignment. Thanks to this I noticed I was scaring the hole a lot more often from inside 15ft and felt extremely confident on those nervy three footers.
The PXG Bat Attack Battle Ready II Putter at address
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The Bat Attack putter along with the rest of the Battle Ready II range features a Pyramid Face Pattern. I noticed this muted the ball as intended when struck purely from the middle of the face, although when missed slightly, the face felt very solid and produced a ‘tinny’ sound that I was less of a fan of. So what makes this putter feel the way it does off the face? Well the same technology that was used in the 0311 irons has been applied. This putter features a hollow body construction which allows for mass to be positioned towards the perimeter of the putter, therefore producing up to 10 per cent higher MOI than the previous respective model which featured more of a solid body construction. This also allows for what PXG is calling ‘the thinnest face in putters’ which measures just 0.055” thick, aimed at improving the responsiveness of the face, although I can’t say with any certainty this is something I noticed in…
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