I Don't Understand How This $400 Off Driver Deal Hasn't Sold Out
Amazingly you can still get PXGs 0311 XF Driver with $400 off, which is a deal that somehow hasn't sold out yet
In one of the best Cyber Monday golf deals I have seen from this period, you can still get $400 off PXG's 0311 XF GEN5 driver right now. I know for a fact this deal has been around for a while and I cannot for the life of me work out how it hasn't sold out yet. Why? Well the performance is top-notch, and this isn't a case of PXG just trying to get rid of stock either, no, there are plenty of lofts, shafts and grips to choose from to make your driver bespoke to you.
PXG 0311 XF Gen5 Driver | Up to 66% off at PXG
Was $599 Now $199.99
Crammed with technology and customization options, you will struggle to find a better value driver than this 0311 XF Gen5 which is now up to 66% off. Designed with maximum forgiveness in mind, the variable thickness on the face was a particular standout.
Read our full PXG 0311 XF Gen5 Driver Review
We actually tested the XF model back in 2022 with tester Scott Kramer saying that it will definitely turn heads thanks to the looks and overall performance of it. Kramer said it was very competitive with a lot of other drivers on the market for several reasons;
"Literally every shot seemed like it was able to find the intended target line with effortless ease. The peak ball trajectory seemed ideal for the given loft. Carry was exceptional, as was the lively landing. The moveable weights can create more flexibility in shaping your shots, letting you set it for draw, fade or forgiveness. The feel and impact sound are better. And in the rare event you make contact high on the clubface – from the center all the way to the toe – you’ll still get excellent performance, in terms of high ball speed, spin and shot shape."
So as you can tell, we are big fans of this model, and with $400 off, taking it from $599 to $199, if you are in the market for a new driver in 2025, then this could be the ideal time to strike. You can also get the standard driver head with the same discount as well below.
PXG 0311 Gen5 Driver | Up to 66% off at PXG
Was $599 Now $199.99
Along with the XF version, there is the standard GEN5, which is the slightly less forgiving model of the two. However, both have the same construction type and both provide plenty of adjustability, which means you can hone in your spin and distance numbers.
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