Wilson Launches New 2025 DYNAPWR Woods & Irons

By: Golfshake Editor | Wed 29 Jan 2025

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Wilson has entered 2025 in style by advancing its acclaimed DYNAPWR franchise of drivers, woods, hybrids and irons that have been engineered to deliver something for every golfer.

The DYNAPWR LS, DYNAPWR Carbon and DYNAPWR Max are fully adjustable, with each head incorporating a six-way adjustable hosel and interchangeable weights, empowering golfers to fine tune spin and launch conditions for optimal performance.

In addition to prioritising performance, Wilson has used advanced Topology Optimisation to refine the acoustic engineering of the clubheads. After thousands of simulations, the brand has precisely crafted the sound for each driver, ensuring an ideal auditory experience, regardless of strike location.

See Wilson 2025 DYNAPWR Drivers Review

DYNAPWR LS

Wilson LS Driver

Engineered to eliminate the left side of the golf course, this compact, tour-inspired driver delivers maximum clubhead speed, control, and adjustability without compromising ball speed.

Optimised Aerodynamic Shaping - A faster, more streamlined raised skirt and curved crown is designed to reduce drag, allowing the head to cut through the air and increase clubhead speed.
Tour Inspired - A deeper, more compact 445cc head provides the ultimate control for the world’s best players, elite amateurs and low handicappers.
Maximum Workability - Swappable front (6g) and back (12g) weights allow for customisable launch and spin with added forgiveness.

DYNAPWR Carbon

Wilson Carbon Driver

Featuring a lowered crown and a flatter sole, the Carbon is designed for golfers seeking the ideal balance of workability and forgiveness.

Tour Touch - With input from Wilson tour staff, the 460cc head provides players forgiveness while still maintaining a compact look at address.
Adjustability - Swappable front (3g) and back (9g) weights allow for customisable launch and spin.

DYNAPWR Max

Wilson Max Driver

With an all-titanium design, the Max features a larger footprint, enhancing stability on every shot.

Stability Driven Shaping - The increased front-to-back and heel-to-toe length delivers a higher moment of inertia (MOI) than ever before, ensuring the straightest tee shots.
Maximum Forgiveness and Control - The flippable (19g) rear weight allows golfers the ability to fine-tune their left to right shot shaping to deliver straighter tee shots.

"We have been on a relentless pursuit to design a driver family that suits the largest range of golfers, and these new models are by far the most advanced drivers Wilson has ever produced," said Jon Pergande, Director, Global R&D and Product. "We’ve listened to feedback from tour staff, top amateur and mid to single handicap golfers and we’re confident that the legendary DYNAPWR franchise is entering a new formidable era.

"Along with the drivers' visual appeal, adjustability and sound were key priorities for us in the early stages of design. We experimented with multiple designs and optimised performance by removing inefficient material from the hosel structure to save weight and free up the heel side of the face. This adjustment allowed the face to flex more, resulting in a larger sweet spot, increased ball speeds, and greater forgiveness.

"For the sound, we tested up to 40 optimised parameters across the face and surrounding geometries, using more than 2,000 face designs per driver model. This process is equivalent to creating 2,000 tools in order to balance mass properties, structural design, and sound. The result, we believe, is the best-sounding drivers Wilson has ever made," he added.

Fairways & Hybrids

In addition to the new DYNAPWR drivers, Wilson has launched new fairway woods and hybrids, both packed with game-changing technology.

The DYNAPWR fairways - Carbon and Max - are optimised thanks to AI-driven PKR-360 technology and feature the strength and high ball speeds of a forged custom 455 face material.

Wilson Fairway Woods

The DYNAPWR Carbon fairway wood is ideal for players seeking a penetrating ball flight with lower spin. A lightweight carbon crown enhances weight distribution to position the centre of gravity (CG) lower, while a 30g front tungsten weight promotes a lower launch and spin with added forgiveness.

Like its driver counterpart, the Carbon fairway features both an open hosel construction and a six way adjustable hosel, creating an optimised face angle and shot-shaping ability.

The DYNAPWR Max fairway wood is the ideal choice for players seeking stability and forgiveness. A thin-cast steel crown enhances weight distribution, positioning the CG lower and further back to create a highly stable design. Additionally, a 12g rear weight promotes high, towering ball flights for maximum carry.

Wilson Hybrid

The new DYNAPWR hybrid delivers impressive ball speeds while maintaining the ultimate in stability and forgiveness. Featuring a custom 455 face material for high ball speeds and ultimate feel, along with a new compact head design paired with an extended low toe area resulting in a larger hitting surface. This provides stability on toe shots and the confidence to approach greens from a distance.

"We’re incredibly excited about the all-new DYNAPWR metal wood range, and when golfers compare it to their current models, they will notice a significant uplift in performance and looks," added Pergande.

See Wilson 2025 DYNAPWR Irons Review

New Irons

New Wilson Irons

The new game-improvement DYNAPWR and game-improvement plus DYNAPWR Max irons are meticulously engineered from the inside out, featuring a revolutionary PKR Cup face design, combined with the brand’s AI-generated Variable Face Technology, which optimises ball speed and distance.

Both irons are designed with a low centre of gravity (CG) and high moment of inertia (MOI), featuring toe-biased weight distribution for increased speed, forgiveness, and higher launch. A Velocity Optimisation Channel, strategically positioned in the sole and behind the face, enables enhanced flexibility for maximum ball speeds.

"We’ve taken the design process from the successful DYNAPWR family since it re-launched two years ago and added even more innovation to create two brand new irons for the game improvement and game-improvement plus categories," said Jon Pergande.

"The game-enhancing technologies incorporated throughout add up to deliver greater ball speed, more forgiveness and control to make the game more enjoyable," he added.

Dividing the game improvement category into two parts allowed Wilson to tackle two different player types with unique performance needs. The DYNAPWR iron caters to a better ball striker with its reduced offset, thinner topline and narrower sole. The DYNAPWR Max iron services players who prefer a little more forgiveness with a larger head size and a wider sole.

"The loft structure and wider sole that we built for DYNAPWR Max provides forgiveness height to create distance, while DYNAPWR has a slightly stronger loft structure and reduced offset for those players with a traditional eye that still want to maximise distance," Pergande concluded.

DYNAPWR Irons (5-PW)

Energy Transfer Chassis - Located at the back of the iron, this supportive frame allows for maximum stability and energy transfer at impact, while optimising both sound and feel.
Hollow Body Construction - Ensures optimal weight distribution for improved face stability, unlocking maximum distance and forgiveness.
Featuring the KBS Max Ultralite steel shaft (R 90g & S 95g) as standard, and the Mamiya UST Recoil Dart 65g shaft in the graphite option.

DYNAPWR Max Irons (5-PW)

Open Heel Construction - Frees up the heel side of the face for greater response and improved ball speed on heel shots.
Topology Optimisation - Allowed designers to place mass and material throughout the head for enhanced stability, as well as improved sound and feel.
Featuring the premium KBS Max HL steel shaft (R & S 80g) as standard, while the graphite model comes equipped with the KBS MAX Graphite shaft. Both options include a Lamkin Crossline 360 grip.