Wilson Golf Fairway Woods

Wilson Staff Golf Fairway Woods 2023 offer an aesthetically-pleasing, powerful set of clubs to complete your bag. These clubs are engineered for long distance play with a draw bias, slight offset and weighting technology designed for higher launch angles.

Dynapower irons build upon this legacy with a weighting-shifting concept that redefines distance by pulling mass away from the heel side and towards the toe, where most amateurs miss with their irons.

Variable Face Technology

Wilson Golf Clubs have been around for over 100 years and are one of the most storied names in the industry, boasting some of golf's greatest names among their users. Wilson irons are particularly renowned, having won more Major championships than any other maker on the market.

The 2023 Wilson Dynapower fairway woods are engineered to help you hit longer and straighter shots, even when your ball doesn't land square on the face. This is made possible through Variable Face Technology, also featured on their driver and hybrids models in this new lineup.

Variable thickness technology protects fast ball speed across a wider area of the face, providing high launch angles no matter where it strikes it - for increased distance without sacrificing forgiveness or stability. This is achieved by analyzing thousands of permutations to find the ideal variable thickness option for each section of the face.

Wilson engineers had to ensure the variable thickness could penetrate through the face of the clubhead, creating a strong yet thin clubhead with increased speed and forgiveness.

Variable Face Technology also has another advantage, taking some grams away from the clubface to be used elsewhere in the head. This helps Wilson create smaller, lighter clubs while keeping weight down - enabling them to offer these compact oversized fairway woods at an attractive price point.

Wilson Staff Fairway Woods 2023 offers a range of loft options to accommodate both average and advanced players. The higher lofted options can help you hit longer and straighter while lower lofted ones may be better suited to mid-to-low handicappers.

Before selecting a set of fairway woods, there are a few things to take into account such as their proximity to your target and desired spin and launch angle. You may also consult with an experienced local pro about which shaft and swing type works best for you; they can help determine the ideal set of clubs tailored specifically towards you.

Tour-Inspired Shaping

Wilson Staff Golf Fairway Woods 2023 offer a Tour-Inspired Shape with an extended face and shorter heel-to-toe, compact front-to-back design for low spin and an engaging ball flight. Ideal for players who produce faster club head speeds who desire an easy-to-launch wood with low spin that still provides power and workability, Wilson Staff Golf Fairway Woods offer just that!

Dynapower Fairway Woods and Hybrids with DYNAPWR-AI Variable Face Thickness

The Dynapower fairway woods and hybrids feature the DYNAPWR-AI variable face thickness design, offering variable face thickness from inside out for optimal forgiveness. This technology allows the face to be thinner at the true center while thicker along its edges for enhanced forgiveness. When combined with a 12 gram rear weight, this variable thickness helps increase stability when shots hit around the face while propelling balls higher and farther than ever before!

Players have the option to adjust their trajectory by altering the amount of spin they generate at impact. With six settings, users can alter spin by one full degree down and two degrees up for approximately 125 rpm and 3.5 yards left or right bias at each setting.

Wilson Staff Golf's 120 PGA Tour pros who use and enjoy playing Exotics drivers have provided input into these settings, helping shape fairway woods and hybrids with their preferences for shaping, workability, launch angle, and spin. These professionals' input has guided the creation of these settings.

Tour Edge founder and lead designer David Glod has described this philosophy as having "a Tour players' mindset." With this in mind, Wilson has created a fairway wood that not only looks great from distance but also helps you launch it into the green.

This modern take on the iconic Wilson name is an excellent addition to your bag. Its DYNAPWR-AI technology and tour-inspired shape will appeal to both average and serious golfers who seek great value, speed, and cutting-edge tech that will give them satisfaction off the tee.

Wilson Staff Golf's 2023 Fairway Woods are the first to feature Coretech Chamber technology, an innovative piece of technology located on the sole to reduce stress on impacts. In our tests, this fairway wood performed admirably with consistent ball flight and impressive distance on off-center hits.

12-Gauge Rear Weighting

Wilson Staff Golf Fairway Woods 2023 are an excellent addition to their golf line-up. Sporting tour-inspired shaping and a flatter profile, they inspire confidence from address as you launch the ball into desired distance - even in windy conditions!

Wilson claims his new club offers "long distance and performance with maximum forgiveness". By combining tour-inspired technology and advanced clubmaking techniques, it provides players with a forgiving feel and faster ball speeds than their competition.

Variable face thickness is achieved through a unique crown design that uses thicker beams to divide ultra-thin pieces into pie-shped patterns. The end result is a club that weighs about the same as a credit card but feels and sounds as if it's made of gold.

The rear weight is concentrated in a small area at the back of the club, raising MOI and providing added stability when striking shots around the face. While it may seem like an excessive amount of extra weight, it actually causes your club to fly higher and straighter than average fairway wood does.

At first glance, a 12 gauge may appear small, but it packs quite a punch. You can load 12-gauge shotshells as light as 7/8 oz. with devastating results at your target. Plus, there are various specialty loads designed specifically for different targets available to choose from.

The 12-gauge is widely regarded as "the gun of the future", due to its numerous applications and impressive technology. It's no wonder then why it has become such a popular home shotgun.

High Launch Angle

Wilson Staff Golf Fairway Woods 2023 are an impressive new addition to their impressive range of golf clubs. Complementing the impressive drivers in the Dynapwr series, this club delivers superior style, feel and performance on the course.

The aesthetics are stunning, boasting a muted black matte finish and vibrant red detailing on the sole plate and heel. These designs were custom-made after Wilson Staff worked closely with contracted tour players to get an idea of what type of aesthetic they wanted their new range of fairway woods to have.

Testing this model, we were impressed by its ability to launch high into the air with ease. This is thanks to its weighting technology which helps players launch the ball higher with less spin.

When selecting a fairway wood, forgiveness should be taken into account. This characteristic is especially important for high handicappers as it makes hitting from the tee easier and helps locate fairways on less challenging lies.

Furthermore, most forgiving fairway woods feature a larger head and perimeter weighting to enhance consistency on off-center hits. This will enable you to get the maximum distance out of your shots while increasing the size of your strike zone at address.

A great strategy is to take several swings of different models on the range and determine which one works best for you. Furthermore, speaking to an experienced PGA professional or custom fitter can be beneficial in picking the correct club for your game and swing.

There are a wide range of options to choose from, from more premium brands such as TaylorMade and Callaway to budget alternatives. The TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus is an example of a budget option with quality construction and an adjustable weighting system that lets you move the weight forward or back for altered feel and sound of the club.