Wilson Golf Clubs: A Complete Lineup Guide

Two families, clearly divided

Wilson’s range splits cleanly. Staff Model is the premium forged line aimed at better players. Dynapower is the technology and forgiveness line aimed at everyone else. Once you know which side you belong on, the rest is straightforward.

Drivers

Dynapower 10K MOI Max+ is the flagship — a very high MOI head built for stability and forgiveness rather than workability. If your strike pattern is spread across the face, this is the design philosophy that helps you most.

Fairway woods and hybrids

Dynapower Max is the forgiveness option in 15, 18 and 21 degrees. Dynapower Carbon is the lower-spinning, more compact head with a carbon crown and an adjustable hosel, offered from 13.5 through 21 degrees.

The Dynapower Hybrid runs from 3H at 16 degrees through 7H at 24 degrees, which is a wider spread than most brands offer and useful if you want to replace several long irons.

Irons

Staff Model Blade is the muscleback. Staff Model CB is the cavity back with a tour shape. Staff Model XB is the newest addition — a hollow-body players’ performance iron with urethane inserts for feel.

On the Dynapower side, Dynapower Forged is the new players’ distance iron bridging the two families, with Dynapower as the game-improvement set and Dynapower Max as the super game-improvement option.

Wedges and putters

Staff Model ZM and Staff Model ZM High Toe cover the wedges, with a raw finish available. Putters run from milled Staff Model options to the Infinite series, which now includes zero-torque models such as the ZT 606 and ZT Lake View.

Where to start

Pick the family first, then the tier within it. Almost every Wilson buying mistake comes from choosing a Staff Model iron because it looks better rather than because it suits the swing.

Buying tip: Decide between Staff Model and Dynapower before you look at a single specification. The two families solve different problems and the choice narrows everything else.

Model names current as of September 2026.