PXG are known for being among the more exclusive and premium club manufacturers, borne out of founder Bob Parsons’ quest to build the best clubs in the game.

Parsons wanted to make the game easier by whatever means possible so he assembled a crack team of designers to take performance to the next level. And with cost not an issue, he got what he wanted.

Golfers were happy to pay handsomely to get their hands on PXG’s signature clubs, which featured innovative technology unique to PXG (which stands for Parsons Xtreme Golf, in case you were wondering).

It's fair to say PXG's premium range of clubs are perceived as beyond the reach of budget-conscious golfers but PXG’s new 0211 line-up is set to change that.

Targeted at the meaty part of the golfing demographic, the 0211 line-up is PXG's affordable range of clubs that are designed for players of all skill levels, abilities and budgets.

Offering an entire collection of drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons, the 0211 range features technology that appears in PXG’s flagship models and will afford more golfers than ever the opportunity to play and enjoy PXG clubs.

While they forego a few of the more noticeable features that have made PXG irons top of the class – such as the signature PXG screw weighting - the new 0211 irons carry over much of the same internal and largely unseen features in PXG’s premium iron range.

DualCOR tech and a hot HT1770 maraging steel face work together to produce explosive ball speeds, with the 0211 range up to a full club longer. Through the set, each 0211 iron has a unique design that maximises performance in each club - the long irons are built to reduce spin and maximise distance while the short irons (the “scoring” clubs) offer more precision, increased control and forgiveness. Exuding PXG’s premium feel, the 0211 iron offers sublime performance across all handicap brackets.

While the entire PXG 0211 range is geared towards versatility and performance to suit an extremely broad range of golfers, PXG 0211 ST irons are the outliers in the range. They are forged, solid-bodied muscleback blades that feature none of the internal technology that most PXG irons have on board. With a short blade length and compact profile, ST irons are geared towards players who prefer workability and can frequently find the sweet spot.

Having said that, PXG have managed to build in some forgiveness to the irons - which by their nature aren’t very forgiving. Mass has been shifted from the upper-middle section into the toe while a tapered sole provides similar mass shifting properties that makes the irons more stable and easier to square at impact.