Wilson Golf introduces new Dynapower club range

Nearly 70 years after Wilson Sporting Goods Co. redefined expectations around power and distance in iron play, Wilson Golf is introducing an all-new Dynapower range of Woods and Irons to present one of the most successful franchises in the game’s history to another generation of golfers.

Revitalising the Dyna-Powered legacy that revolutionised the game with game-changing weight distribution on its iron sets from 1956 onwards, the rebirth of the famous franchise as a modern classic includes the first Wilson Tour spec fully adjustable driver and distance-inspired irons, plus fairway woods and hybrids. 

“We first changed the game of golf seven decades ago and it’s time to do it again,” said Tim Clarke, President of Wilson Golf. “Just like the original concept, these new woods and irons are built with adding more power in mind as we continue to innovate and deliver top-of-the-line products that raise the confidence of golfers at all skill levels. This time we’ve used advanced AI technology to redefine golf club power options and we’re extremely proud of this new line of Dynapower products and the impact they can have,” he added.

The new Dynapower Driver is one of the most adjustable drivers ever created by Wilson and is available in both Carbon and Titanium head options. It comes with a host of custom fitting combinations – from swing weight, flex, shaft, loft & lie – that enable golfers to find the perfect club off the tee, depending on preferred shot shape and ball flight. 
Employing advanced Artificial Intelligence methods, thousands of clubhead aesthetics were analysed using the same computer design process that produced the award-winning Wilson D9 wood range. 
Simulating a wide variety of data variations to produce the most effective design possible, it resulted in the deployment of exclusive PKR2 Technology on both Carbon and Titanium heads, providing a dynamic face thickness optimised over an extended area of the clubface for fast ball speeds and maximum forgiveness on off-centre hits. A new dynamic 6-way adjustable hosel enables fitters to make quick shaft changes, while golfers can benefit from easy one-click launch and spin adjustments.

“Research shows golfers hit 25% more GIR from the fairway, while around 60% of average 10-handicappers hit the green from 125-150 yards out, so that’s why the powerful new Dynapower Driver offers many golfers the best opportunity to post better scores,” said Jon Pergande, Manager of Wilson Golf Club Innovation based in Chicago. 
Aimed at the avid golfer looking to work the ball off the tee, the lightweight Carbon composite panels on the crown and sole, plus a 12g weight, move the Centre of Gravity low and forward, creating a lower spinning driver head with neutral to fade ball flight tendencies.
Designed more for the aspirational player looking to maximise distance with a straighter ball flight, the Titanium head incorporates a 16g rear weight that produces a high MOI driver with a deep rear Centre of Gravity, delivering a forgiving higher launch angle with a neutral to draw bias.

Engineered primarily for the aspirational 10+ handicap golfer, the Dynapower Irons - featuring a distinctive Wilson red tread for men and teal for women - have been designed to appeal aesthetically to single-digit players looking for more distance and occasional mishit management in their game.
They feature variable thickness for each section of the face to make more of the clubface hot, especially the centre-to-toe area where approximately 85% of shots are hit.
“The face on the new Dynapower irons is the thinnest we’ve ever designed relative to the overall average thickness,” said Pergande. “The thinner topline, generous offset and a longer smooth hosel provides a pleasing look at address and the AI methods helped us to reposition weight to drive new solutions for both power and distance,” he added.

Using advanced Artificial Intelligence methods in designing irons for the first time - the same computer process used successfully with the Dynapower and D9 woods - thousands of clubhead data variations and aesthetics were analysed to produce the most effective and pleasing shape possible. The resulting design then incorporated the pioneering Wilson Power Hole 3.0 technology to deliver maximum ball speed across the face of each club.
The latest clubs from the brand with more Major wins in irons than any other (62) feature heel-to-toe weighting for a higher MOI and a lower centre of gravity design to deliver stability on off-centre hits that also fuel higher launch and steeper descent angles. 

Designed using the same AI techniques as the Driver, the new Wilson Dynapower Fairway Woods and Hybrids feature a high MOI head design and advanced Tour-inspired shape for full confidence off the tee and deck. The stylish fairway woods incorporate a 12g rear weight that delivers a forgiving high launch angle and ball trajectory. Testing by Tour players during the development of the clubs has resulted in a flatter profile for a clean setup behind the ball. 

The Dynapower Hybrid features variable face thickness and internal weighting to position the Centre of Gravity low and back to produce a more forgiving, easy-to-launch ball flight. The Tour-preferred flatter profile is also incorporated for confidence at setup.
Dynapower woods
• The Wilson Dynapower Driver with a distinctive Wilson red tread is available from early March 2023, with stock shaft options of the premium Fujkura Ventus Blue (Carbon head in 9˚, 10.5˚ & 12˚ loft options) at an RRP of £420/€480; and the Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX (Titanium head in 9˚, 10.5˚ & 13˚ loft options) at an RRP of £370/€420. Both heads and shaft options come with a Lamkin Crossline 360 grip.
• The women’s Dynapower driver with a teal colourway comes in a True Temper Project X EvenFlow stock shaft and a women’s Lamkin Crossline 360 grip.
• The Dynapower Fairway Woods are also available from early March 2023, with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX and Lamkin Crossline 360 grip at an RRP of £220/€250.
• The fairway woods are available in three loft options 15˚ (3-wood), 18˚ (5-wood) & 21˚ (7-wood)
• Also available in early March with the same shaft and grip setup and the fairway wood, the Dynapower Hybrid has an RRP of £195/€220.
• The Dynapower Hybrid is available in 3 (19˚), 4 (22˚), 5 (25˚) and 6 (28˚) club/loft options;
• The women’s Fairway Woods are available in three lofts 15.5˚ (3-wood), 18.5˚ (5-wood) & 21.5˚ (7-wood), whilst the Hybrid is available in 4 (22.5˚), 5 (25.5˚), and 6 (28.5˚) club options featuring the same shaft and grip as the driver.
Dynapower irons
• The Wilson Dynapower irons are available from early March 2023, with men’s stock shaft options of the premium KBS Max Ultralite in steel and the Mamiya UST Recoil Dart 65 in graphite. The irons come with a Wilson Staff Lamkin Crossline 360 grip.
• The women’s irons come in a True Temper Project X EvenFlow shaft with a Women’s Lamkin Crossline 360 grip.
• The Dynapower iron club set will have an RRP of £700/€800 (5-SW) for steel shafts and £800/€900 (5-SW) for graphite shafts. Both shaft options come in right and left-handed options. The 4-iron and GW are also available by request.
For more information on the new Dynapower range and all Wilson Golf products, including woods, irons, wedges, putters, balls and accessories, visit www.wilson.com.