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How does the carbon version of Wilson’s new Dynapwr driver perform? Find out in our Wilson Dynapwr Carbon driver review.

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Wilson Dynapwr Carbon driver review: NCG Summary

NCG SUMMARY

I really like the improvements Wilson have made in terms of styling this year. This is more compact and premium and will definitely suit that player and tour market more.

Data wise this performed exceptionally well across the board and the new levels of adjustability mean you can really dial this in to suit your game.

PROS

Smaller, more refined shaping
Fast ball speeds across the face
Forgiving on off-centre strikes

CONS

Wilson Dynapwr Carbon driver review: The Details

Available: Now

RRP: £420 / $499

Lofts: 9˚, 10.5˚, 13˚

Featured shafts: Fujikura Ventus Blue

Grips: Lamkin Crossline 360

More information: Wilson Website

Testing Protocol

To test this product we travelled to West Cliffs a leading European golf course just North of Lisbon. The idea was to get some warmer weather and escape our frozen British courses. It of course rained, a lot, was very windy. Each of our test team were allocated a category of golf clubs, fairways, or a specific type of driver or iron.

We gathered data on a Trackman 4 or FlightScope. We used Titleist Pro V1 for all tests. The samples we have are either fully fitted for our testers or ordered in our assumed specs. We are then able to optimise performance by swapping shafts and playing with the adjustability. As well as that dry testing all of the product was tested on course in a comparative environment with other product from the same category. We recognise that no testing process is perfect and just aim to be fair in our treatment, transparent in our process and candid in our feedback.