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Wilson 2025 Dynapwr Hybrid Review: The best value-for-money hybrid? | National Club Golfer

This year’s model is built around Wilson’s PKR2 360 AI-designed variable thickness face, designed to maintain ball speed across a larger area. This introduces more hot spots across the face to ensure more forgiveness on toe, heel, high, and low strikes. A welcomed inclusion for those of us who don’t always hit the ball out of the middle of the club.

It also features a 455 steel face insert, ensuring strong ball speeds. A low centre of gravity promotes high launch and easy playability, making it user-friendly for a wide range of handicaps.

The main drawback is its lack of adjustability. Many brands now allow loft and lie tuning in their hybrids, and Wilson has opted not to. While this helps keep the price attractive, some golfers may miss the ability to dial in precise numbers.

Overall, I think the second-generation Wilson Dynapwr Hybrid is a respectable follow-on from its predecessor. It offers excellent distance, forgiveness, and a confidence-inspiring look behind the ball. While it lacks adjustability compared to some premium rivals, its value proposition and performance make it a serious contender for golfers wanting reliability and power in their hybrid slot.

Wilson 2025 Dynapwr Hybrid Review: The Details

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RRP: £199.00 / $249.99

More information: American Golf Website / Wilson Website USA

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