PXG's second-generation flagship wedge refined the original Sugar Daddy's 100%-milled concept by moving to a triple-forged 8620 steel billet milled to final shape, rather than milling from a raw block, and adding a rear adjustable weight golfers could fine-tune during fitting. It replaced the classic teardrop profile with a higher-toe shape and full-face grooves, and offered two grind choices - a 10-degree C-Grind and a 13-degree BP-Grind - to match swing type and turf. Priced at $499 in chrome and $599 in the "Xtreme Dark" finish, it undercut the original Sugar Daddy's $650 launch price while adding genuine fitting-level customization PXG's first milled wedge lacked.
Golf Monthly, Plugged In Golf and GolfReviewsGuide all reviewed it favorably for its adjustable weighting and spin, but coverage reads as solid-product praise, not cult reverence - no scarcity or forum-hunt narrative appears in searches, consistent with an iterative, well-received refinement rather than a landmark.
Good for better players who want PXG's milled construction plus real fitting customization (grind choice, adjustable weight) without the walk-up cost of Sugar Daddy III; not the pick for a high-handicapper who just wants an inexpensive, forgiving wedge - that money goes further on a Ping Glide or Cleveland RTX.
Sat between the pioneering 2017 Sugar Daddy and the further-refined, 3X-forged Sugar Daddy III; competed directly with Titleist Vokey SM9 and Cleveland RTX ZipCore in the early-2020s premium wedge market.
The rear adjustable weight is described by reviewers as making it "one of the most well-balanced wedges tested," and two grind options (10-degree C-Grind, 13-degree BP-Grind) let a fitting match bounce to swing type - real forgiveness gains over the single-grind original Sugar Daddy, but it is still a compact players' wedge, not a wide-sole game-improvement design.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
Used Sugar Daddy II wedges run roughly $135-$140 on Golf Avenue/2nd Swing, a steep drop from its $499-$599 launch price but in line with PXG's typical used depreciation across the wedge line.
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