A thinner face, higher MOI and (by tour request) a bit more spin. PXG didn’t mess with the shape of the Secret Weapon but it did find a little more speed. Reinforcing the idea that mini drivers are here to…

PXG has introduced its second-generation Secret Weapon mini driver, maintaining the original 300cc, 13-degree shape while incorporating a 4.4 percent thinner face and increased spin. Caleb Kroloff, PXG's Director of Woods R&D, noted that tour players requested the club's shape remain unchanged due to its turf interaction. Staff player Jake Knapp also praised the updated club, which is engineered to reach USGA limit speeds while adding spin to improve fairway holding.
The new club features an updated internal sole structure, carbon fiber crown, laser-etched face, and four adjustable sole weight ports. The standard shaft length has been reduced from 43.75 inches to 43.25 inches. Priced at $499.99, the mini driver is available through PXG and select major retailers such as PGA TOUR Superstore.
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