Battle Ready II

The Battle Ready II release is available in three head shapes: the Dagger+, the Blackjack, and the Bat Attack. That much is settled on record. Everything else about the line, as PXG's own page lists it, spreads across a wide range rather than settling on one configuration, and the material is worth reading carefully because of it.

The maker's page lists best-for guidance that runs in more than one direction at once. In places it names the Battle Ready II for players with a straight back, straight through stroke, elsewhere for those with an open-to-close, arc-style stroke, and elsewhere still as equally effective for golfers with a straight- or arc-style stroke. The page also lists it for players who tend to pull the ball and, separately, for those who tend to push the ball, and for players who desire greater control and stability or who suffer from the yips. Read together, this is a maker's page describing a line broad enough to fit under several strokes and several ball-flight tendencies, model to model, rather than one putter fitted to one type of player.

The hardware backs that spread up. PXG's page lists support for four hosel configurations, with select models offering a center-shafted option: heel-shafted, double bend, plumber's-neck, armlock, and center-shafted necks all appear. Offset ranges across the page from zero offset to a half shaft to a full shaft, and toe hang is listed at points as face-balanced, mid-toe, and significant, depending on the configuration in question. Head weight is likewise listed at both ends, as the heaviest and the lightest standard clubhead mass among the hosel options. Taken together, the Battle Ready II sits less as a single spec and more as a family of options built around the Dagger+, Blackjack, and Bat Attack shapes, with the maker's own page doing the work of matching stroke type, hosel, offset, and hang angle to the individual player.