PXG has become a serious player in the golf equipment world, and with this Battle Ready II blade, they’ve managed to redefine what a blade-style putter can be. Blending cutting-edge technology with sleek, aggressive aesthetics, this latest release is a statement piece with performance to match. So, we took it out on the golf course to find out how good this putter is in our PXG Battle Ready II Brandon putter review….
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NCG SUMMARY
The PXG Battle Ready II Brandon putter offers a rare combination of the precision of a traditional blade, with the forgiveness and stability promoted by mallet designs. Packed with technology like S COR and the third-gen pyramid face pattern, it’s an innovative offering for golfers who want more performance from a compact head. While the stock grip may not be a fit for everyone, it’s a minor gripe in what is otherwise a standout product.
PROS
- Stunning design
- A soft yet responsive feel off the face
- Extremely forgiving for a blade putter
CONS
- Thicker grip than expected
PXG Battle Ready II Brandon Putter Review: First Impressions
From the moment I unboxed the Brandon, it’s clear this putter is a looker. The all-black design is bold and commanding. PXG has also included their signature skull icon which is etched onto the sole and face. I think it’s one of the most visually striking blades on the market right now, and the head shape is spot on. Those who favour traditional golf gear will love it, yet it still has a modern twist.
This is a blade that drew me in before I even took a stroke.
NCG Verdict
Blade putters aren’t usually associated with tech-forward features, mainly due to their smaller head size. But PXG has bucked that trend here. The hollow body construction allows for significant weight redistribution, increasing the MOI, Moment of Inertia, and enhancing forgiveness on off-centre hits which is something that is rarely available in blade putters.
One of the technological features PXG has added is the S COR technology which is a lightweight polymer injected behind the ultra-thin face. Not only does this improve the overall feel and sound, but it plays a key role in pushing more mass toward the perimeter, adding to the putter’s stability and forgiveness.
In fact, PXG claims the Brandon has the thinnest face of any putter currently on the market, and this thinness isn’t just a design flex it is also functional. Much like with modern drivers and irons, face design here contributes directly to better energy transfer and consistent performance.
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PXG has also iterated on its pyramid face pattern which introduces a more aggressive milling across the face. As a result I was able to exude a smoother, more controlled roll and a beautifully soft feel at impact. While it might not be ideal for very slow greens due to its gentle feedback, I found it still offers an impressively tactile response across the board.
In truth, I found there to be very little to critique here, but one thing I wasn’t keen on was the stock grip. For a putter that nails nearly every detail, the PXG grip feels a bit too chunky. A thinner pistol-style grip would not only complement the blade’s profile but also add a more traditional touch for players used to classic feels. Thankfully, this is a quick fix for anyone getting fit.
Final Verdict
Overall, I really like the PXG Battle Ready II Brandon putter. It mixes the traditional blade aesthetics with contemporary technology to create a really consistently performing putter. It’s visually stunning, impressively forgiving for a blade, and packed with tech that actually delivers. PXG’s custom fitting options allow you to get fit to optimise performance.
Just don’t forget to ask for a grip swap.
PXG Battle Ready II Brandon Putter Review: The Details
Available: Now
RRP: £349.00 / $389.99
More information: Clubhouse Golf Website / PXG Website
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