Collection: PRGR
JAPANESE GOLF ATLAS · JAPONISTA UNIVERSE
PRGR: The Head Speed Theory
PRGR is the Japanese brand built on the Head Speed Theory of 1983, which matches the club to the golfer’s swing speed. Its history, its lightweight drivers and the Egg line of non-conforming designs are covered in XXIO, PRGR and Yonex: Clubs Built for Ease and Speed, and its place in the rule book in JDM Golf Clubs and the Rule Book: What Non-conforming Means.
The room will fill as the archive grows. Head, shaft, flex, length and condition are recorded in each description.
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Curator’s note: PRGR is among the Japanese makers that fit the club to the swing rather than the other way round. Continue with The Atlas of Japanese Golf, the directory of Japanese golf brands, the buying guide and the collector guides.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Head Speed Theory?
PRGR’s 1983 approach of matching club and ball to the golfer’s head speed, described in the chapter on the speed makers.
How is condition described?
Every piece carries a Japanese condition rank from N to C, explained in Japanese Condition Ranks Explained.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes. Duties vary by destination; see Import Duties on Luxury Goods from Japan.
Index terms: prgr golf · prgr egg · prgr head speed theory · prgr irons · prgr drivers · japanese lightweight clubs · yokohama rubber