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PXG 0311 T Gen8

2 reviewers
80

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

Workable blade with sneaky forgiveness.

They agree

  • +Produced the best strikes
  • +Retains forgiveness for a blade
  • +Less offset aids control

The knocks

  • −Not for the long irons

Buy it ifyou want workable scoring irons

Skip it ifyou need long-iron forgiveness

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The verdicts.

James Robinson Golf

Mid-handicap everyman reviews

Loved it

“Best I've seen you hit in ages”

The blade-style T head produced the best strikes of the fitting and won the scoring-iron slots of the blended set.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons
  • +Brett felt strikes better in the T and hit it the best he has in ages
  • +Carried within a few yards of the P despite less help, aided by a slight draw
  • +Still retains meaningful forgiveness for a blade with the dual weight system
  • −Less forgiving than the P head, so not recommended for the long irons

For: The 7-iron-to-wedge scoring clubs of a blended set for a player who wants workability and control

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MyGolfSpy

Data-driven independent testing

Liked it

“the most playerish of that line”

The T name returns as the most player-oriented tech-forward model, compact shaping with as much technology as they can pack in.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 1 cons
  • +Compact head, thin top line and less offset
  • +Still tech-forward rather than a single-piece forging
  • −Reviewer was told by his own fitter to stay in the XP rather than move to it

For: Better players who want a compact iron without giving up technology.

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