PXG Expands Torpedo Putter Line with Stability-Focused ZT Model
PXG has expanded its Torpedo putter family with a model designed to limit face rotation. The Torpedo ZT retains a mallet-style profile and uses carefully positioned weight to improve stability.
PXG has introduced another model in its Torpedo putter range, called the Torpedo ZT. The club is made to lessen how much the face turns during a stroke. It keeps a mallet shape and places weight in a way meant to support steadiness. This addition gives players a further choice in the same family and reflects ongoing interest in putters that aim to reduce unwanted movement and promote stability.
Golfers who struggle with face rotation may find another stability-focused putter worth testing, though results will depend on fit and stroke. Retailers and club fitters could see added interest in mallet-style options, while PXG may benefit from attention in a competitive equipment category. The broader effect on society is likely limited, as this is a niche product update affecting primarily golfers, buyers, and golf businesses rather than the general public.