PXG Lightning Tour

Solid for a compact tour head - it still gives enough stability to take on tight tee shots despite the most compact footprint in the line, a blend of aggression and playability, the more demanding of the Lightning heads. Stable enough for the good player, but not a max-MOI driver.

A genuine speed head - an extra 1.1 mph of ball speed at 100 mph and 1.4 mph at 120 mph over the Black Ops Tour-1, with exceptional ball speed and consistent low spin. The Frequency Tuned Face (tuned to 4500 Hz) increases face deflection, with launch about 1 degree lower and 300 rpm less spin than the Max-10K+ for more distance in the air and on the ground.

The most workable Lightning head - the compact head feels nimble compared to max forgiveness drivers, and even begs you to try bending it around the dogleg or hitting a low screamer underneath the wind, a genuine blend of aggression and playability. A true shot-shaper's tool.

Solid, with tour feedback - ample feedback through the hands, with solid feel across the face but greater feeling of speed and power on centre, a responsive and informative impact. Exactly the feedback a better player wants.

Punchy and tight - a punchy pop that's more wooden than metallic and doesn't ring out, the sound gone as quickly as the golf ball. A satisfying, controlled, premium tour sound.

The best-looking PXG yet - the best-looking PXG driver to date, with a compact, slightly cambered crown that's stealthy, sleek and modern, a subtle carbon crown and a clean black top line. A class-leading, tour-inspired profile.