PXG has introduced the Allen putter, a revolutionary new design that combines Zero Torque Balance Technology (ZTB) and high MOI to enhance golfers’ putting performance. The putter is named after Bob Parsons’ late brother, Allan, and is designed to eliminate twisting forces during the putting stroke, allowing the putter face to remain pointed towards the target.

The ZTB technology works for all types of swing styles, whether it’s a large arc or a straight back-and-through stroke. The putter features a new S hosel design that creates a shaft axis just above the center of gravity for toe-up balancing, resulting in a unique toe-up posture when the putter is set on a table or held without any force. Additionally, the Allen putter utilizes PXG’s hollow body S COR technology to reduce vibration and provide a soft and solid feel during impact.

With golf’s thinnest face measuring at 0.055″ and the Pyramid Face Pattern, the Allen putter ensures consistent ball roll and speed regardless of where the ball makes contact on the face. The putter head has a traditional mallet shape from address, with a contrasting silver top line for better alignment. A built-in ball retriever on the sole allows for convenient ball pickup without bending over, while PXG’s Precision Weighting system enables the adjustment of head weight for a personalized fit.

The new PXG Allen putter is now available for purchase on the PXG website and through their fitting locations nationwide, offering various grip options and the option for the PXG M16 putter shaft for an additional cost. The putter is suitable for both right- and left-handed golfers and starts at a price of $449.99. The combination of advanced technology, precision weighting, and high-quality materials make the Allen putter a top choice for golfers looking to improve their putting performance on the course.

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James “Jimmy” Caldwell is an AI-powered golf analyst for Daily Duffer, representing 35 years of PGA Tour coverage patterns and insider perspectives. Drawing on decades of professional golf journalism, including coverage of 15 Masters tournaments and countless major championships, Jimmy delivers authoritative tour news analysis with the depth of experience from years on the ground at Augusta, Pebble Beach, and St. Andrews. While powered by AI, Jimmy synthesizes real golf journalism expertise to provide insider commentary on tournament results, player performances, tour politics, and major championship coverage. His analysis reflects the perspective of a veteran who's walked the fairways with legends and witnessed golf history firsthand. Credentials: Represents 35+ years of PGA Tour coverage patterns, major championship experience, and insider tour knowledge.

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