PXG Lightning Max Lite

Near the standard Max's level despite the lighter head - with the weight savings of a fixed hosel, the MOI nears that of the Max's for extreme forgiveness, and adjustable weighting can push combined MOI past 10,000 g·cm2. The forgiveness is more usable rather than just soft, with real ball-speed retention on mishits. Genuinely stable for a lightweight head.

A real strength - the thinner, faster face makes the ball feel like it leaves the clubface instantly, and despite the lighter head there's no sense of giving anything away in distance, with a Frequency Tuned Face that synchronises face deflection with ball compression for faster speeds. Strong ball speed for the moderate swinger, with no distance penalty for going light.

Limited by design - unlike the other Lightning heads, the Max Lite does not feature a movable weight structure, a lightweight, max-MOI, easy-launch head built for straightness. Forgiveness and speed first, not shot-shaping.

Sharper and improved - previous PXG drivers could feel a little dead, but this one has a sharper, higher-pitched, more solid note that immediately feels quicker off the face without sounding hollow or clunky, helped by the Frequency Tuned Face delivering compression-synced vibrations. A genuine step up in PXG feel.

Crisp and energetic - a crisp, explosive acoustic signature that matches the speed, tuned by the Frequency Tuned Face for a more pleasing sound, with a sharper, higher-pitched note that gives a sensation of speed without sounding hollow or clunky. A clear improvement over earlier PXG drivers.

Sleek and clean - the Lightning models cut sleek figures, with the crown slightly toned down from the Black Ops model and a clean, aerodynamic black-and-carbon sole. A tidy, modern, confident profile, if a large max-style footprint.