PXG Allan ZT Putter is a premium golf putter with Zero Torque Balance Technology, designed for players who want a more stable stroke, less head rotation, and an easier way to keep the face aimed at the target. From our point of view, it is a very interesting putter for golfers who want more confidence on the greens, less hand manipulation, and a more consistent start line.
The biggest difference compared with traditional putters is Zero Torque Balance Technology. This technology is designed to help keep the putter face square to the target line throughout the putting stroke. For the player, this can mean less opening and closing of the head, a more natural motion, and greater confidence especially on short and mid-range putts.
A key part of the construction is the S-Hosel. PXG states that this hosel positions the shaft axis just above the centre of gravity, creating a toe-up balance point and minimising torque. In practice, this is designed to reduce twisting of the putter head and help the player stabilise the face without unnecessary hand action.
The Allan ZT Putter has a multi-material hollow body construction with injected S-COR polymer. This combination is designed to support quality sound, pleasant impact feel, and consistent feedback. Feel is extremely important in a putter because the player needs to judge stroke length, green speed, and impact quality precisely.
The face uses a Refined Pyramid Face Pattern. This is the third iteration of PXG’s pyramid face structure, with more aggressive milling designed to improve ball roll regardless of impact location. This can help especially on slightly off-centre strikes where the player does not hit the exact middle of the face.
Precision Weighting Technology redistributes mass to the perimeter of the head and increases MOI. The benefit is greater head stability at impact, more forgiveness, and the ability to fine-tune the setup during a fitting according to stroke type, feel, and preferred head weight.
A practical detail is the Pick Up Pocket in the sole. This feature allows the golfer to pick up the ball more easily without bending down unnecessarily. It does not directly improve putt direction, but during normal play it is a very convenient and useful feature.
We recommend PXG Allan ZT Putter to players who feel they use too much hand action when putting, open or close the putter face too much, and want a putter that helps keep the head more stable. Its biggest benefit may be for golfers who want more consistency in start line and easier alignment at address.
Who we recommend this putter for
- golfers who want a more stable putting stroke with less head rotation,
- players who struggle with opening or closing the putter face,
- golfers who want to use Zero Torque Balance Technology,
- players who prefer greater stability and forgiveness in putting,
- golfers who want a modern putter with strong alignment and the practical Pick Up Pocket feature,
- players who want a putter suitable for different putting stroke types,
- golfers willing to fit length, loft, lie, grip, and head weight properly.
Who we would not recommend it to as a first choice
- players who prefer a completely traditional blade putter with a classic neck,
- golfers who do not like the unconventional look of zero-torque putters,
- players who want the lightest and simplest putter without adjustable elements,
- golfers who do not want fitting or the adaptation period needed for a new balance style,
- players who prefer a strong arc stroke with natural face rotation.
Main benefits
- Zero Torque Balance Technology to reduce head rotation,
- S-Hosel with the shaft axis positioned just above the centre of gravity,
- toe-up balance point for a more stable putting stroke,
- multi-material hollow body construction,
- S-COR polymer for sound, feel, and consistency,
- Refined Pyramid Face Pattern for improved ball roll,
- Precision Weighting Technology for higher MOI and fitting adjustment,
- Pick Up Pocket for easy ball pick-up,
- suitable for players of different levels and different putting stroke types.
Disadvantages to consider
- the unconventional zero-torque look may not suit every player,
- switching from a classic putter may require a short adjustment period,
- best results require proper fitting,
- higher stability may not suit players who want to actively rotate the putter face,
- premium construction means a higher price than basic putters.
Our recommendation
We recommend PXG Allan ZT Putter to golfers who want more stability, an easier way to keep the face on the target line, and less head twisting during the putting stroke. It makes the most sense for players who want a modern putter with Zero Torque technology while still valuing premium sound, feel, and consistency at impact.
When choosing this putter, we recommend a fitting. Length, loft, lie, grip, and head weight can significantly affect how the putter sits at address, how it returns to the ball, and how consistently the ball starts on the intended line. If you like a stable, lower-rotation putter, Allan ZT can be a very strong option.
Technical specifications
- Type: golf putter
- Brand: PXG
- Model: Allan ZT Putter
- Balance technology: Zero Torque Balance Technology
- Hosel: S-Hosel
- Construction: multi-material hollow body with injected S-COR polymer
- Face: ultra-thin face with Refined Pyramid Face Pattern
- Weighting: Precision Weighting Technology
- Practical feature: Pick Up Pocket for lifting the ball
- Stock head weight: 375 g
- Head weight range: 360 g to 395 g
- Loft: 5°
- Lie: 70°
PXG Allan ZT Putter is a modern zero-torque putter for players who want more stable putting, less head rotation, better alignment, and a more consistent start line.