Battle Ready Dagger+
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Battle Ready Dagger+ is PXG's remastered take on a putter that goes back to the company's earliest putter lineup. The maker's page describes it as a modern take on a time-honored design, and the shape backs that up: a blade-style head with zero offset, built the way blades have been built for decades but updated with the company's current construction methods.
The maker's page lists a 100-percent milled, bi-material body construction featuring high-density tungsten inserts, with Precision Weighting Technology that the maker's page describes as allowing the center of gravity to be moved away from the shaft axis. The face carries PXG's Pyramid Face Pattern Technology, and alignment comes from two centered dots with parallel sight lines rather than anything more elaborate. Buyers choose between two fixed hosel options, heel-shafted or center-shafted, so the same head can be set up two different ways depending on how someone likes to stand over the ball.
The Battle Ready designation shows up on the head in the maker's page's Darkness Insignia, a skull with the number 26, which marks this out from a plainer version of the same Dagger+ shape. Within the Dagger+ line, this is the dressed-up edition: same blade profile, same zero offset, same name origin tracing back to a small, sword-like military weapon, but finished with the insignia and the bi-material tungsten build that the maker's page attaches to the Battle Ready name.
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The Dagger+ line
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