Should you want to grab one of these, you can get one built to your specs by visiting pxg.com or by calling. I’d venture that manufacturing mandated that this putter be named months ago, long before the election results were known. This is an excellent time to refresh the brain with the phrase “correlation is not causation.” Sure, this putter is dropping right after a president only serves one term but that is a likely a coincidence. Drop it in with one stroke, and you’re done. “With alignment aids for putts at every distance and a deep CG position for outstanding stability, the new One & Done Putter is designed to help you seal the deal on the green. Obviously, launching right after the election leads one to a certain conclusion about the origin of the name but it actually comes from putting, not politics. The PXG One & Done may win the prize for the most interesting name in the putter corral.
Overall, I found the alignment to be more business than busyness. I tended to ignore the ball and focus on the three lines but you could totally do the opposite and be ball focused.
You can actually pick your preferred aide from the aiming suite. While I expected the elements to be distracting, they were not once I started rolling balls. However, those already living the mallet life should welcome the alignment scheme of the PXG One & Done. Of course, the visual abundance at address could put off a blade player. Like I said, there is a lot going on at address but somehow it all works together. Of course, the dominant gene expressed is the Odyssey 2-Ball-esq big ball in the center. I even see a bit of PING Fetch in there, though the “ball picking up ability” is a no go. That little bar of tungsten across the back is similar to the TaylorMade Spider S where its fangs have a similar bridge. Do you see any Odyssey #7 phenotypes? That’s what the fangs and the lines made me think of. You may need 23 and me to figure out the optical lineage of the PXG One & Done. You have lines on the fangs, a big circle, a line on the top edge and lots of subtle elements that whisper sweet nothings about the target line into your eyeballs. I’m definitely underselling it by saying that there is a lot going on at address here. The PXG One & Done Alignment SchemeĪs I mentioned, the real story with the PXG One & Done is the alignment scheme. Should you roll an armlock, there is a neck for you as well. Here we are again, back to mallets that swing like blades in 2020. The heel-shafted neck will promote the most arc. You can swing from a limited arc to a slight arc by moving from a double-bend neck to a plumber’s neck. PXG One & Done: Four Neck OptionsĪs with the Blackjack, stroke fitting is also addressed through neck options. Yes, the weight kit will need to be purchased separately but, with the kit, you could dial in the One & Done to fit even the quirkiest strokes.
It’s a tinkerer’s dream as you have a 70-gram range to play with and you can even create a heel/toe weight imbalance to see how it affects the gating of the putter.
One of the things that this seems to allow you to do is to actually move the center of gravity a bit more toward the front by increasing the front weight percentage. This arrangement is a bit different from the Blackjack where the weights were positioned in the corners. The weight profile of the One & Done can be further customized by changing out the four weights located toward the face end of the putter. This shift is said to benefit “both swing and stability dynamics.” By placing a large portion of the putter’s mass toward the rear, PXG reports that the center of gravity has shifted back 0.58 inches. This time around, the high-density tungsten is positioned low and rearward as opposed to the Blackjack’s predominantly perimeter placement. Like its Blackjack predecessor, the PXG One & Done features milled aerospace-grade aluminum and tungsten.
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