Wilson Staff

Hot Golf is offering some fantastic savings when you buy multipack golf balls.

GolfMagic tests out the new Wilson Dynapower forged Irons.

Alex from GolfMagic reviewed the forgiving and chunky Wilson Staff Launch Pad irons and tested their performance in windy conditions. 

One of the most impressive flatsticks when it comes to value for money on the market in 2019.

Counterbalance putters feature heavy grips and head weights for forgiveness. 

Wilson Staff DX2 and DX3 golf balls get facelift for the new year. 

Wilson Staff C300 driver review: what do we make of Wilson's driver for mid handicappers?

Wilson Staff C300 irons review: double the Power Holes in 2018 - how does it improve performance?

Wilson Staff C300 irons have two rows of power holes in 2018, and also come in a forged option. 

Wilson Staff C300 driver features FLX Face Power Holes for first time

Softest balls in golf now available in five matte finishes

Wilson Staff say they have produced three of the softest balls on the market, in three different categories

New hybrid golf bag designed to be carried and used in a cart

Right Light and FLX Face Technology designed to offer maximum forgiveness and distance 

Super game improvement. Three words that paint a picture in every golfer’s mind. Products with this moniker are expected to be chunky, bereft of feel, ugly – but incredibly easy to hit.

Do you really need to break the bank for a driver? The Wilson Staff D300 driver is good choice for mid to high handicappers.

Wilson Staff FG Tour V6 iron review is loved by Padraig Harrington - and now us. 

What difference do Power Holes make to Wilson Staff's new game-improvement iron?

The latest Wilson Staff C200 iron is designed to dramatically improve distance and accuracy for the mid-to-high handicap player.

Wilson Staff's newest wedge comes in three grinds, offering up to 95 playable options through custom fitting

New driver, fairway woods, hybrids and iron designed for workability, forgiveness, distance and adjustability

Wilson Staff says it's the softest urethane ball on the market, but do we agree?

What do we make of the new D200 from Wilson Staff?