The 0341X, released shortly after the standard 0341 in PXG's early fairway wood push, is the lower-spin, faster-launching sibling built around a lightweight carbon-fiber crown (with a distinctive silver aluminum-vapor-coated finish against the black body) and a TPE honeycomb layer for sound dampening. It added 9 adjustable weights split between titanium and tungsten pieces for draw/fade shot-shaping and a hosel adjustable ±1.5 degrees, extending PXG's tour-styled customization pitch to the fairway wood category.
Shares PXG's broader brand cachet as a premium disruptor, but this specific SKU carries no distinct cult reputation of its own - it is one link in a fast-refreshing chain (0341X, then Gen2 in 2019, then Proto and Gen4) rather than a model enthusiasts single out and hunt down.
Best for faster-swinging, better players who already generate plenty of spin and want to flatten trajectory and add tour-style adjustability; not a fit for slower-swing or high-handicap golfers who need help launching the ball - the standard 0341 or a mainstream game-improvement fairway wood serves that golfer far better.
Released in 2017, one generation into PXG's fairway wood push, sitting alongside the 0341 as the brand's original 'distance vs. control' pairing - a split PXG repeated in every subsequent generation (X = low-spin/carbon crown, standard = higher launch). Succeeded by the 0341X Gen2 (2019) and later Proto and Gen4 versions.
The carbon-fiber crown lowers CG for a flatter, more penetrating, lower-spin flight, and the 9-weight system allows real draw/fade bias, but that low-spin bias means mis-hits - especially thin strikes - tend to duck or lose flight rather than hold the way a higher-launching design would. It trades forgiveness for control relative to the standard 0341, and is scored a notch lower for it.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
Trades in the same tier as the standard 0341 - roughly $125-200 used private-party per Golf Avenue/2nd Swing-style listings, against an original launch price near $650 before PXG's 2019 Gen2 reset fairway pricing down to $425.
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