PXG Desert Club
Golfers put a lot of time, money, and effort into finding their ideal set of clubs. So when an errant shot lands them in the schmutz, they often have a choice: risk damaging their prized gamers, or take a drop. Scottsdale-based PXG knows this better than most and has an answer in the Desert Club. It's made from raw hardened 17-4 stainless steel — notably harder than the 8620 and 431 stainless steel bodies of PXG's primary irons and wedges. Thus it's better suited to stand up against scratches and wear and combines the loft of a pitching wedge with the length and weight of an 8-iron to help instill confidence when hacking the ball back out into play.
