Why the World's Best Golfers Choose PXG in Pursuit of Their Best Golf
What separates good golfers from great ones is an obsession with finding another level.
It's a refusal to settle, no matter how good things already are.
The best players in the world don't stop searching for more speed. More consistency. More confidence. They test relentlessly, fine-tune every detail, and look for every possible advantage because they know small improvements can make a big difference over four rounds. That search usually starts with their golf clubs.
That's why they choose PXG.
Céline Boutier: A Standard of Excellence
When Céline Boutier joined the PXG Troops in 2021, she was already one of the LPGA Tour's most respected players.
But she wasn't satisfied.
Since then, she has continued her rise to become one of the most accomplished golfers in the world, capturing the 2023 Amundi Evian Championship, climbing to a career-high World No. 3, representing Team Europe in multiple Solheim Cups, and earning her seventh LPGA Tour victory with a win at the 2026 ShopRite LPGA Classic.
For Boutier, improvement isn't measured by one great season. It's measured over years of continually raising the bar — and having golf clubs in her bag built to keep pace with her game.
Eric Cole: Always Building
Eric Cole's rise wasn't overnight. He turned pro in 2009 and spent more than a decade grinding through mini-tours and the Korn Ferry Tour before he ever teed it up on the PGA TOUR — chasing a card through partial status, missed cuts, and a return trip to the Minor League Golf Tour along the way.
A PXG rep introduced him to the brand's golf clubs at a 2022 Korn Ferry Tour event. Cole didn't have an equipment deal at the time, tried the clubs, and within months had gone all-in on PXG. That same year, he broke through with a third-place finish at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship to earn his PGA TOUR card — and in 2023, at age 35, he was named PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year. Cole has since credited the switch as a critical piece of his turnaround.
That kind of patience builds a different mindset. Cole has earned a reputation as one of the PGA TOUR's most consistent competitors.
Since joining Team PXG, he's continued to build on that foundation with regular appearances near the top of leaderboards, multiple top-10 finishes, and a growing list of chances to compete for PGA TOUR titles.
Cole's story isn't really about talent finally showing up. It's about what happens when years of preparation finally meet the right equipment — and that's a principle every golfer can put to work, not just the ones with a card on Tour.
The goal isn't to reinvent your game.
It's to create more opportunities for your best golf to show up — starting with golf irons and a setup that's been custom fit to match exactly how you play.
That's what elite players work toward every day.
Jake Knapp: The Long Way Around
Before he was hoisting a PGA TOUR trophy, Jake Knapp was winning on PGA TOUR Canada and grinding through the Korn Ferry Tour, finally punching his PGA TOUR card in 2023 after a 13th-place finish in the points standings. He was already carrying PXG golf clubs in his bag as he made that climb, and part of the PXG Tour staff that season alongside Cole and Boutier.
The payoff came fast. In just his ninth PGA TOUR start, Knapp won the 2024 Mexico Open at Vidanta — closing it out by hitting only two fairways in the final round, a feat no PGA TOUR winner had managed since 1983. A year later, he carded a 59 at the Cognizant Classic, just the 15th sub-60 round in TOUR history, and kept climbing with five top-10 finishes so far in 2026.
Knapp games PXG golf irons and golf clubs built for exactly that kind of aggressive, high-ceiling game — proof that the road to the top rarely runs in a straight line, and that better is still ahead even after the breakthrough.
Megan Khang: The Payoff of Patience
Megan Khang switched to PXG in her rookie season on the LPGA Tour in 2016 and has played a full bag of PXG golf clubs ever since. "I switched to PXG in my rookie year and I never turned back," Khang has said.
That loyalty was tested over 191 LPGA Tour starts without a win. When the victory finally came, in a playoff over Jin Young Ko at the 2023 CPKC Women's Open, it capped nearly a decade of close calls and steady improvement with the same equipment in her hands the entire time.
Khang has carried that same resolve into team golf. A mainstay for Team USA at the Solheim Cup since 2019, she delivered a career-best 3-0-1 performance in 2023 and followed it with a perfect 3-0-0 record in 2024, helping the U.S. capture its first Solheim Cup title since 2017.
Her story is proof that better isn't always fast — but with the right golf clubs and the discipline to stick with them, it's inevitable.
Aldrich Potgieter: Chasing Every Yard
Distance has always been Aldrich Potgieter's signature.
Already recognized as one of the longest hitters in professional golf when he joined Team PXG in early 2026, Aldrich chose equipment engineered to help maximize his greatest strength without sacrificing control.
The result? He leads the PGA TOUR in driving distance and ball speed* while establishing himself as one of the game's brightest young stars.
Even the longest hitter on Tour believes there's room for improvement.
The Common Thread
Five players.
Five completely different swings.
Five different paths to success.
Yet they all share the same mindset.
They never stop looking for ways to improve.
That's the philosophy behind every golf club PXG designs. Whether it's producing faster ball speeds across more of the face, increasing forgiveness on off-center strikes, optimizing launch conditions in our golf irons, or dialing in performance through a professional custom fit, every innovation has one purpose: helping golfers play better golf.
What About Your Game?
You don't have to compete on the PGA TOUR or LPGA Tour to think like a Tour player.
The same process applies to every golfer.
Understand your game.
Find the right golf clubs.
Get custom fit.
Keep improving.
Whether your goal is breaking 100, winning your club championship, or simply hitting more fairways with your friends, the pursuit never ends.
And that's what makes golf so rewarding.
Better Never Stops.
At PXG, we believe great equipment doesn't replace hard work — it rewards it.
It's why the best in the game keep coming back: they never stop chasing better.
Book a PXG custom fit today and discover what optimized golf clubs and golf irons can do for your game.
*Based on Aldrich Potgieter's 2026 PGA TOUR ShotLink rankings in Driving Distance (329.8 yds avg.) as of July 5, 2026. The use of any trademarks is for reference purposes only and does not imply endorsement by their respective owners.
