The new Lightning Woods line from PXG looks to build off its Black Ops series with innovations in face, body and frequency ...

Seven and a half years ago, Bob Parsons disrupted the golf equipment market with the launch of his eponymous brand, Parsons Extreme Golf (PXG). At the time, the irons set a new high watermark for ...

Who they're for: Deep-pocketed new golfers who want to invest in their first set, which is simple to understand and made with modern technologies. What you should know: The PXG Wildcat package is a ...

Your first question in reading this post is probably, "what is PXG?" It's a valid one. This week is unofficially national signing week for golf equipment companies. GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons has ...

Ten years after Bob Parsons set out to build the “Holy Grail” of golf clubs, PXG has evolved from an Arizona desert experiment into one of golf’s most unique brands. When I first met Parsons on a ...

KAPALUA, Hawaii – Bob Parsons conducts business to an extreme, and that now includes golf clubs. The people he hired to build his golf clubs have no limitations and no deadlines. Money is no object, ...

In just three years, Parsons Xtreme Golf (PXG) has built itself into a club-making powerhouse. Known for its aggressive styling, top-shelf prices, and colorful sloganeering from founder Bob Parsons ...

PXG’s direct-to-consumer model was particularly successful despite the pandemic in 2020. Revenues surged upwards of 100%, by some accounts, and the high-end golf equipment company hired more than 150 ...

— -- Bob Parsons likes to play golf. Often. Three times a week usually "when I'm working for a living'' and every day when he's not. Parsons, of course, has the means to do this and doesn't ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The 2021 version of the PXG 0211 irons maintain an attractive price but borrows liberally from the company's hallmark Gen3 line of irons, including a hollow-body design filled ...

Bob Parsons had an unusual addiction. The brains behind GoDaddy.com was not hooked on booze or gambling. Parsons blew hundreds of thousands of dollars on sporting equipment. To be specific, he coughed ...