PXG Launches Torpedo ZT Putter With Zero Torque Design
Golf equipment manufacturer Parsons Xtreme Golf released the new PXG Torpedo ZT Putter on October 8, 2026, for $449.99. The mallet-style putter adapts the head shape of the brand’s Battle Ready II lineup into a Zero Torque configuration designed to keep the club face square throughout the putting stroke.
Onset Hosel reduces twisting forces during strokes
The putter relies on an Onset Hosel that places the shaft axis directly above and close to the putter’s center of gravity. This geometry produces a toe-up balance point designed to cut down on twisting forces during a stroke. The hosel features an integrated 1-degree forward press that places hands naturally at address, allowing the 4-degree measured loft to perform like a traditional 3-degree model.
Materials and Custom Weight Options
The Torpedo ZT utilizes a two-piece build combining a milled 303 stainless steel front section with a lightweight 6061 aluminum rear body. This layout lets engineers push mass away from the center of gravity to lift the moment of inertia and forgiveness. The face features a Pyramid Milled Face Pattern designed for consistent roll and sound. Golfers can adjust the club’s weight using two interchangeable sole weights, offering a total head weight range between 357g and 392g, with the stock version weighing 370g.
Torpedo ZT costs $449.99 at PXG retailers
The mallet includes a center sight line for alignment and a Pick-Up Pocket built into the rear footprint to retrieve golf balls from the cup. The Torpedo ZT is available in right- and left-handed models for $449.99 through PXG Retail Stores, PXG.com, and select fitting partners worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions About the PXG Torpedo ZT Putter
What is the price of the PXG Torpedo ZT Putter?
The putter retails for $449.99 and is available in both right- and left-handed configurations.
What does the stock head weight measure?
The stock head weight is 370g, with an adjustable range spanning from 357g to 392g using the included interchangeable sole weights.
How does the Onset Hosel affect the putting stroke?
The Onset Hosel positions the shaft axis extremely close to the center of gravity to create a toe-up balance point that minimizes twisting forces during the stroke.
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