By ED TRAVIS
PXG has added a second blade model to its Zero Torque collection, the Mustang ZT featuring a milled stainless steel hollow polymer-filled body, a super thin face and S-shaped hosel.
Fast Facts PXG Mustang ZT Putter
Zero torque design
303 Stainless steel S-COR polymer filled head
S-shaped hosel
Milled steel face 0.055” thick
Stock loft: 4° with 1° built-in forward press
Stock head weight: 365g
Two adjustable sole weights (-15g to +20g)
Stock grip: PXG Slant 1.5 R
$449.99
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The PXG Mustang ZT putter joins the other three models in their Zero Torque collection and is unique having a hollow-head polymer-filled construction. As with all zero torque putters, the object is a design that tends to stay perpendicular to the arc path during the swing rather than rotating from open to square to closed, as do most other types.
In the Mustang ZT this is accomplished with the S-shaped hosel placing the axis of the shaft over the putter head center of gravity. This configuration gives a toe-up balance point and minimal face rotation relative to the swing path and a slight forward press is built in to give an effective playing loft of 3°.
“With the Mustang ZT, we’re expanding the Zero Torque lineup to give golfers even more options that fit the way they play,” said PXG Founder and CEO Bob Parsons.
The slogan “Less Thinking More Sinking” also is catchy if that counts for anything.
