Wilson Staff D9 Forged Golf Irons

Tour-level distance and feel are key features in the Wilson Staff D9 Forged Golf Irons. With technologies like Power Chambers and Holes, these forged irons deliver a compact head shape with a thinner topline for a true tour-level feel. Whether you need a set of forged irons for your next round or are just looking for an upgrade, you'll find the D9 Forged Golf Clubs to be the perfect match.

The D9 golf irons have Power Holes strategically placed around the perimeter of the club face. These holes help the face flex more at impact, creating a wider sweet spot. Advanced Golf Analytics, or AGA, enables Wilson to match a golfer's swing with the ideal irons for his or her style. If you'd like to give these irons a try, check out the Wilson Staff D9 Forged Golf Clubs at Aslan Golf.

The D9 Forged has a forged face for added distance and power. Power Holes are designed to increase ball speed from the center of the face for more forgiveness. While the D7 was a hit with mid-handicappers, the D9 iron is even more forgiving. It's a new way to design Wilson's signature technology with a more modern approach. The D9 is the ideal choice for players looking to improve their game while having the feel of a forged golf club.

The Wilson Staff D9 Forged Golf Irons have Power Holes 2.0 and a lower center of gravity. This translates into a higher launch and greater carrying distance. A steeper angle of descent translates to more stopping power. If you're an average player looking for a new iron for your game, these might be the one to go with. These golf clubs are designed for the better player who craves distance.

The D9 Forged Golf Irons have a higher CG than their predecessors. That means more forgiveness. The D9 irons have a higher CG than the D9 Forged. But they are also larger than the D9 Forged. The D9's slim topline and minimal offset are key to its success on the course.

The D9 Forged Golf Irons feature three Power Holes on each iron. The D9 irons have a more uniform look in the bag than the D7. The five-iron is visible while the eight-iron is barely there. In addition, the D9 golf irons have a reasonable amount of offset, which is beneficial for game improvement and SGI. However, it's important to note that the D9 irons are not intended for all golfers.

The D9 irons were designed using a generative computer design process. The D9 Golf Irons are made with forged steel to improve CG and launch angles. The D9 is designed to be a powerful distance club and will be ideal for long-game golfers. The forged shafts also improve a player's accuracy and distance, and they have improved the overall feel of the golf club.

The D9 irons feature power hole technology, which is a proprietary technology developed by Wilson. The D9's urethane-filled pocket arrangements allow more deflection and energy transfer, which will improve launch and spin characteristics. This is a 1.6mph faster distance than the D7 Forged, making the D9 more desirable to those with above-average swing speeds. These new golf clubs have the highest-quality steel construction and are easy to maintain.

The D9 Forged golf club set is made with premium two-piece 8620 Carbon Steel forged irons. The 7-iron has 30.5 degrees of loft, which is 1.5 degrees weaker than the COBRA King Forged Tec. Despite the weaker loft, the D9 Forged is still a good choice for distance golfers, thanks to its low CG and face flexing technology.

The D9 irons are designed to improve ball speed and consistency while maintaining a soft feel at impact. The design has Power Holes in the sole that are three inches wide. This system was created using computer modeling software to ensure that the Wilson D9 Forged irons are the best in the market. The ball is accelerated by a few degrees when the ball is launched from the forged D9 golf irons.