Closer Gen2 Putter

The PXG Closer Gen2 Putter arrived in 2019 as a wider blade with a high-MOI, blade-style head, per the maker's page. That combination places it in the family of blades that borrow mass distribution ideas typically reserved for mallets, extending heel-toe weighting across a wider footprint while keeping the profile a blade player would recognize at address.

The maker's page lists a face milled from precision 303 stainless steel, cut with a pyramid pattern, and paired with tungsten heel-toe weighting run through an adjustable weight system. That gives the Gen2 a way to shift swing weight without altering the head's outward shape, a detail that sits alongside the pyramid face pattern as the two features doing the most work to define how the putter is meant to feel and sound at impact.

As specified, the Gen2 ships at 33.0 inches with a steel shaft, in a right handed configuration. Against the rest of the Closer line, the wider blade design and the adjustable weighting mark this release's particular take on the shape, built on the same 303 stainless face material and pyramid milling the maker associates with the Closer name.