There were several reasons for the price drop in PXG’s new club line, but the biggest factor is scale. Now with five years under its belt in a competitive marketplace, billionaire owner Bob Parsons says Parsons Xtreme Golf is at the point where it’s able to strike more deals, reduce manufacturing costs and pass along savings to the consumer. In doing so, the hope is that PXG will become even more competitive in the market and further increase its customer base.
“Nobody Makes Golf Clubs Like We Do. Period.” If you know golf, you know the voice: “Nobody makes golf clubs the way we do. Period.” But the story behind Bob Parsons is far more complex than bold marketing. In this episode of The Big Swing, Jimmy Roberts sits down with the founder and CEO of… Continue reading
PXG launched new communication technology into the golf world at the PGA Show in Orlando, with owner Bob Parsons taking questions live from Hawaii. In recent weeks, PXG announced the signings of long hitters Marco Penge and Aldrich Potgieter, along with the launch of a new metal woods line called Lightning and the Gen8 irons.… Continue reading
Nearly every year, all of the premier golf brands reveal their latest tech. Whether that is a new line of drivers and woods, or a groundbreaking approach to a new set of irons. Recently, I was invited out to Scottsdale National, the home of PXG. The top-of-the-line golf brand was celebrating its 10th anniversary since it burst… Continue reading