Wilson Irons News, Advice and Buyers Guide
Wilson is the historic icon in the golf world. It has been making sports equipment for tennis, golf, baseball and American football for almost a century now. With newer technologies they continue to improve and innovate sports products including golf irons.
The most commonly sold and both golf irons from Wilson are the Wilson Staff and Prostaff irons. Some of the models under these series are available in graphite but most Wilson irons are made with steel shafts. Wilson offers sets and individual irons for both series.
The newest iron set by Wilson is the Prostaff HL. It is possible to buy individual Prostaff HL irons. Golfers can replace old or broken clubs with an individual Prostaff HL iron or simply complete their set. They golf irons are designed with wide soles which enables golfers to create a high launch angle.
The irons are also meant for maximum distance and its large cavity back design allows plenty of forgiveness. The Prostaff HL for ladies are the same in terms of technology and workability, color is the main difference and the size availability when purchased individually.
For an overall quality performance, golfers will greatly appreciate the Wilson Staff Ci11 iron. The sleek iron with black finish offers the most forgiveness and also provides power and playability. Crossover players will find this iron pleasurable to use as it provides progressive offset. The MOI is optimized by the exoskeleton which weighs around the rear cavity. This influences forgiveness in the iron and the thing face encourages greater ball speed. Another of Wilson’s notable accomplishments is their award-winning Staff D irons. They provide the best distance, workability and ball speed for all types of players.
A new addition, the Wilson Staff D-100 is equipped with super light technology. It is Wilson’s longest iron so far and is designed for accuracy. The shaft, grip and club head has been rid of any weight force. Instead, the weight is balanced throughout the whole iron, making it easy to swing accurately. Golfers can now deliver close to perfect launch angles and acquire enough ball spin.
The face is 7% thinner than most Wilson irons and it’s MOI is 11% higher too. This increases the speed, forgiveness and distance in greater measures. Most Wilson irons are built with a Matrix Studio graphite shaft that is 6.165 grams in weight. Women and men both can easily handle these irons as they provide less weight and are more workable.
