PXG Battle Ready One & Done Plumbers Neck Putters

The PXG One & Done Battle Ready putter is a 100% milled mallet putter with all the stability and forgiveness a golfer could want in their hands. The bi-metal build is optimised for this model and gives a ultra-deep centre of gravity for stability. An Aerospace-grade body paired with high-density tungsten gives the One & Done superb stability throughout. Four adjustable weights in the sole allow fantastic moment of inertia (MOI) and stability for ultimate consistency. The PXG weight kit is available to buy during checkout. This weight kit will allow you to experiment with different weight set-ups and to find the ideal set-up for you.

The traditional plumber's neck hosel will give the One & Over a mid-toe hang. A highly versatile neck that will suit both straight and slight arc putting strokes. Ideal for players with just a mild amount of face rotation. With the most offset of all three types of hosel, the plumber's neck promotes hitting the ball later in the stroke, giving a more upward stroke on the ball for great distance control and a true end over end roll.

The prominent parallel and circular alignment lines look dazzling and will be appreciated by all. This is a classy looking mallet putter with all the PXG know-how and technology to lower you putting statistics. The Tour-proven Pyramid Face Pattern gives outstanding roll across the entire face. Pyramid Face technology is designed and engineered for true roll, optimal launch, finely-tuned spin rates and skid distance are all perfectly optimised with this impressive looking Pyramid Face Pattern. PXG Tour staff together with research and development data has given the exact depth in the grooves for perfect performance. The One & Done will ''normalise'' lag putts that have been struck off-centre.

As with each and every model in the Battle Ready line up, the One & Over mallet putter displays the iconic Darkness Insignia on the sole. This is a skull with the number 26 within it to signify owner Bob Parson's service as a rifleman with the 26^th Regiment of the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam War.