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PXG announces new Gen7 and Black Ops irons along with Sugar Daddy III wedges
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PXG announces new Gen7 and Black Ops irons along with Sugar Daddy III wedges
Scottsdale, Arizona – PXG has announced the release of their new Gen7 and Black Ops irons, along with their Sugar Daddy III wedges. The new clubs are designed to provide golfers with the ultimate in performance and feel.
The Gen7 irons are designed for maximum distance and forgiveness, while the Black Ops irons are designed for precision and control. The Sugar Daddy III wedges are designed for versatility and spin control around the greens.
All of the new clubs feature PXG’s patented Xtreme Darkness Technology, which is designed to reduce glare and improve visibility. The Gen7 and Black Ops irons also feature PXG’s patented COR2 Technology, which is designed to increase ball speed and distance.
The new clubs are available for pre-order now and will be available in stores on January 20, 2023.
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Playing Games with Tiger Woods: The Unusual Contest Featuring David Feherty and Stevie Williams
In their video, titled “The bizarre contest Stevie Williams and David Feherty played with Tiger Woods,” GolfTV’s Feherty and Williams detailed the “children’s game” they played with the all-time great at Sherwood Country Club several years ago. Feherty picked a tree about 150 yards away, hit his second there, chipped on, and made a birdie. Woods and Williams elected to start short and work their way backward. Woods, using his wedge, got to within 10 feet, hit a great putt, and made eagle. Williams used a sand wedge into 20 feet before making birdie. They backed up once more before Feherty’s wayward drive ended the game. His point? Tiger was “off the charts” in every way.
