Sign up Closed: PXG Allan Putter

I was fitted for PXG clubs last year, and I bought  a complete set. Irons have a great feel to them, currently using a Battle Ready RH Bat Attack - Black      Would love to compare the difference between the two!

PXG player here, have irons and putter.  Excited to see what this one has to offer and if it can beat out the One & Done from my bag

Is it just me or has pxg changed significantly since its early days. It no seems to release new products as frequently as the others and the groundbreaking innovations that once set PXG apart now appear to be lacking. (Or just the advertisement of groundbreaking innovations)

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2 minutes ago, Amadeus said:

 

Hi-This testing opportunity was literally made for me and my putting struggles.  I would love to be selected as a tester for the Allan and would provide a fair evaluation.

I have about 6 putters I practice with, including a very heavy PXG Gunboat mallet with moderate toe hang that I was fitted for and bought.  Distance control is my biggest problem there.  The ball coming off the PXG diamond face feels and sounds great, but I can’t seem to get any consistency using it.  I tried lighter weight plugs, but that made things worse.  I will cycle through that plus an old MG Anser-style with a bunch of lead tape behind the face (the sound and feel is improved for me) and also my old heel-shafted Wilson 8813 that I grew up with.  I also switch to an old Wilson Harmonized putter (don’t remember the model), a small mallet with a polymer face insert that I like the feel of, but am very inconsistent with. I also use a couple face balanced mallets that I made/milled from super-dense wood with 3-D printed polycarbonate or milled aluminum face inserts.  All my putters have great alignment aids on top, as does the Allen, and all feel good, but I can’t seem to find “the one” that actually works for me above the others.  The Allan could be that putter, but PXG doesn’t have a loaner or try-before-buy option that I know of.  I live near and visit a PXG store, stopping in several times a year to try-out their different putters on their indoor green, but I simply can’t be dropping several hundred bucks each to try-out new flat sticks on the course, and indoor results don’t seem to correlate well to a real green.

16 hours ago, dougfalk said:

To ask the wife or try to hide it...

I recently bought an axis1 rose off eBay and I may or may not have asked my wife... Ssshhhhhh!

I would love to have this chance.

 

Mike

3 hours ago, Midwaygolfer01 said:

I would love to have this chance.

 

Mike

They don't understand

4 hours ago, Levithan88 said:

I recently bought an axis1 rose off eBay and I may or may not have asked my wife... Ssshhhhhh!

They don't understand 

Purchased a full set of Black Ops last year, but at the time their putters didn’t feel great in my hands so I kept to my Rossi.  I would be interest to see if it has the same game changing effects of my new clubs.

 

Really, really want in on this one.  Love the idea of zero torque, really have a hard time with the looks and costs of a LAB putter.  

A zero torque putter that looks cool? I'm sold!

5 hours ago, sman3115 said:

Really, really want in on this one.  Love the idea of zero torque, really have a hard time with the looks and costs of a LAB putter.  

A zero torque putter that looks cool? I'm sold!

i couldnt agree more!

Very excited about this one. I have a lot of interest in putters and even make my own so this is something I've had a lot of interest in.

Zero torque is huge. You've gotta start it on line or it is not going in. I wonder if I will be able to aim it properly with the reduced offset. 

I am really excited about PXG in general, but love the looks and technology behind this putter. I am a 8 handicap but have as of yet found a putter that gives me confidence. The alignment marking on this putter intrigues me. That combined with zero torque makes me think this would build that confidence. Would love to test and report on it. 

Always interested in any club that assists driving down my handicap.  

This putter really got my attention and have been watching reviews for a week or so. My putting has been all over the place and would love to give it a try.

I've never tried PXG clubs and what better way to start. I've heard good things and would love to give this a shot. Good luck to everyone!

That is a tasty looking putter. Let's go

Good luck to everyone! This looks like a great putter!

I'm a big PXG fan and prefer mallet putters so I'd love to try the Allan. Thanks for the opportunity and good luck to all!

Another great testing opportunity… this is one I actually feel really qualified to do. I keep drivers in the bag for 7-10 years, irons for 5-6 years, and wedges until the grooves are gone… putters are a different story. I think I have 7 in the shed out back that range from an old forged blade Tommy Armour, to a Taylormade spider tour. I spend a lot of time working on my putting, and I love tinkering!

Would love to see how this works compared to my Ping putter.

 14 yr old 8.9 handicapper. I've been looking for a new putter and I'm truly curious about this one. I've never really considered pxg but this putter looks really appealing.

Whoa!  Competition for LAB Golf!!?!  As much as I have been interested in LAB putters, I just don’t like the look of them.  That said, this looks like a normal putter will all the same technology!  So excited for this trial!  Would love to be a tester as putting is one of my favorite parts of the game!