Bat Attack
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe PXG Bat Attack, in its 2021 Battle Ready guise, is a high-MOI mallet built around a fang-style body with tungsten wings set a golf ball width apart, according to golfsupport.com. The maker's page and 2ndswing.com describe a multi-material construction pairing aerospace-grade aluminum with high-density tungsten, milled with a Pyramid Face Pattern and finished with perimeter weighting meant to resist twisting. Golf.com and golfsupport.com both point to a personal touch on the back of the head: a skull worked into the design bearing the number 26, which golf.com ties to Bob Parsons' service in the 26th Marine Corps Regiment during the Vietnam War, a detail golfsupport.com's write-up frames the same way as the Darkness Insignia.
Buyers had choices within the release. golf.com lists four hosel options, plumber's neck, heel-shafted, double-bend, and armlock, while pluggedingolf.com confirms an armlock version and a separate Bat Attack ZT, or zero-torque, variant. Sole weighting was adjustable: golfsupport.com puts the range at minus 15 grams to plus 20 grams with the PXG weight kit, while pluggedingolf.com cites a 35 gram adjustable range via weight ports and stock weights of 10 grams. Pricing appears once in the record, from golf.com, at an introductory $285 USD against an MSRP of $525 USD.
Reviewers largely landed in the same place. Pluggedingolf.com called it ultra stable, modern and industrial in its looks, with an incredibly solid feel and praise for the M16 shaft as a strong upgrade. Golfmonthly.com singled it out among PXG's Battle Ready mallets as easier on the eye thanks to a slightly larger head, and both 2ndswing.com and golfsupport.com pointed to forgiveness and stability as the putter's selling points, golfsupport.com calling it a rock-solid stable putter with gorgeous looks and extreme forgiveness. Pluggedingolf.com's own sensory notes, a medium soft and very solid feel paired with a medium volume tock that has a muffled quality, sit alongside golfsupport.com's read that it suits both straight-back-and-through and slight-arc strokes, and is best for players with a mild amount of face rotation.
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The Bat Attack line
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
What the Community says
“The PXG Battle Ready Bat Attack putter is ultra stable for more consistent results on the green. Modern, industrial looks. Incredibly solid feel. M16 shaft is a strong upgrade.”
“PXG's other top selling Battle Ready mallet, the Bat Attack (below), is one I would recommend as it is easier on the eye with a slightly larger head.”
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