What PXG Must Prove To Win Its Taylor Made Suit
/Golf.com's Michael McCann tries to decipher what PXG must do to prove its patent suit against TaylorMade says this will come down to a battle over "new" and "existing" designs.
The lawsuit referenced by Parsons was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona and is embodied in a 277-page complaint authored by attorneys from the law firms Loeb & Loeb and Jennings, Strouss & Salmon. The complaint asserts that TaylorMade has infringed upon multiple patents related to PXG's "revolutionary iron," which purportedly contains "an expanded sweet spot, having an ultra-thin club face, and an elastic polymer material injected in the hollowbodied club head."
PXG contends that the design of TaylorMade's P790 irons copies patent-protected designs for PXG's clubs.