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    Preferred Shaft Flex

    Recommendations for players who CONSISTENTLY hit their 7-iron:

    • Ladies: Less than 120 yards.
    • Senior: 120-135 yards.
    • Regular: 135-155 yards. Most common flex.
    • Stiff: 155-175 yards.
    • Extra Stiff: 175 yards or more.

    Beginning golfers who are not in the Ladies or Senior shaft flex category should select Regular Flex Shafts.

    Preferred Shaft Material

    GRAPHITE shafts are vibration-dampening, lightweight options. They produce a softer feel, a higher launch, and more speed for improved distance.

    STEEL shafts are designed to maximize consistency and provide a stable feel for stronger players. Steel shafts are generally heavier than graphite and are available in a variety of weights and stiffness profiles to help optimize your launch conditions.

    Preferred Grip Size

    Measure your hand, crease to finger tip.

    • Undersize: less than 6.5"
    • Standard: 6.5" to 8"
    • Midsize: 8" to 9"
    • Oversize: more than 9"

    Wedge Loft & Bounce Selection

    BP-GRIND (High Bounce & Max Forgiveness)

    • Best for: Soft/lush conditions, bunkers, or steep swing paths.
    • Features: High toe profile, full-face grooves, and a wider sole.

    S-GRIND (Moderate Bounce & Versatility)

    • Best for: All-around playability across standard conditions.
    • Features: Classic shape and a traditional tapered sole for square or open shots.

    C-GRIND (Low Bounce & Shotmaking Control)

    • Best for: Firm turf, tight lies, and skilled players making creative greenside shots.
    • Features: Classic shape, narrow sole, and aggressive heel-to-toe taper.

    PXG One & Done ZT Putter

    Now with Zero Torque. The Name Says It All. 

    A proven PXG mallet profile, re-engineered with a Zero Torque Design to keep the face square through the entire stroke. By positioning the center of gravity just below the shaft axis, the One & Done ZT minimizes twisting forces and stabilizes the face from start to finish. 

    The result? Less manipulation. More consistency. Putts that start on line and stay there. No twist. No miss. One & Done.  

    Features & Benefits

    • Zero Torque Design 
    • 303 Stainless Steel Hollow Body Construction 
    • Pyramid Milled Face Pattern 
    • S-COR Polymer Injection
    • Two Interchangeable Sole Weights 
    • Thinnest Face in Putters (0.055") 
    • Onset Hosel with Integrated Forward Press 
    • Right- and Left-Handed Availability 

    Technology That Performs

    PXG Slant Putter Grips

    Designed with a 1.5° slant, PXG Slant grips help move the hands into a natural playing position for zero-torque putters, supporting a stable, repeatable stroke.

    PXG slant pistol R golf club grip on a black background

    Slant Pistol Traditional pistol profile with a smaller, tapered feel Ideal for players who prefer a more compact grip on a zero-torque style putter

    Black pistol grip with 'PXG' branding on a black background

    Slant Pistol Mid Larger pistol profile with a fuller, tapered shape Ideal for players who prefer added size and stability without sacrificing feel 

    Slant 1.5 R PXG Putter Grip on black background

    Slant 1.5 Flatter, non-tapered rectangular profile Ideal for players who prefer a non-tapered grip that accommodates a variety of grip styles on a zero-torque style putter

    Available in right- and left-handed configurations, all grips are engineered to complement One & Done ZT’s zero-torque design and integrated forward press. 

    One & Done ZT Putter FAQs

    What is a Zero Torque putter and how does it work? 

    A Zero Torque putter is designed to minimize twisting during the stroke by aligning the shaft axis close to the center of gravity. The PXG One & Done ZT Putter keeps the face square to the path, helping golfers start putts on line more consistently.

    How does the PXG One & Done ZT Putter improve putting consistency? 

    The PXG One & Done ZT Putter reduces face rotation through its Zero Torque Design, helping stabilize the stroke and minimize manipulation. The result is more consistent start lines, tighter dispersion, and improved distance control.

    Who should use a Zero Torque putter? 

    Golfers who struggle with inconsistent start lines, face control, or excessive hand action will benefit most. The PXG One & Done ZT Putter is ideal for players seeking a more stable, repeatable putting stroke.

    Zero Torque putter vs traditional putter: what’s the difference? 

    Zero Torque putters like the PXG One & Done ZT are engineered to reduce face rotation and keep the putter square through impact. Traditional putters rely more on the golfer’s hands to control face angle, which can lead to greater variability.

    Why does the PXG One & Done ZT Putter have 5° loft? 

    The putter is designed with a 5° measured loft but includes an integrated forward press, effectively delivering a 3° playing loft at impact. This helps promote optimal launch and smooth roll.

    What does the Pyramid Face Pattern do on the PXG One & Done ZT putter? 

    The Pyramid Face Pattern improves interaction with the golf ball’s dimples, promoting consistent roll, stable speed, and a soft, responsive feel at impact.

    How does the ultra-thin face improve performance? 

    The PXG One & Done ZT Putter features a 0.055" ultra-thin face that helps deliver more consistent ball speeds across the face, improving distance control on both center and off-center strikes.

    What is S-COR polymer in the PXG One & Done ZT putter? 

    S-COR is a lightweight polymer that fills over 50% of the internal volume, allowing weight to be redistributed to the perimeter while enhancing sound and feel for a more controlled putting experience.

    Can you adjust the head weight on the PXG One & Done ZT putter? 

    Yes. Interchangeable sole weights allow golfers to fine-tune head weight and swing feel without affecting the stability of the Zero Torque design.

    Do you need a special grip for a Zero Torque putter? 

    While not required, PXG Slant grips are designed with a 1.5° angle to position the hands naturally and support a stable, repeatable stroke with Zero Torque putters.

    Is the PXG One & Done ZT Putter available for left-handed golfers? 

    Yes, the PXG One & Done ZT Putter is available in both right- and left-handed configurations.

    Should I get fitted for the PXG One & Done ZT putter? 

    A professional PXG fitting helps optimize length, weight, and grip to match your stroke. While the putter performs out of the box, fitting ensures maximum consistency and performance.