The Wilson Advisory Staff, started in 1922, has consisted of top clubmakers such as Bob Mendralla, teamed with top players such as Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, Padraig Harrington and, most recently, Rickey Barnes.
This team has innovated on a number of fronts when introducing new “Wilson Staff” club sets over the last 80+ years. Some of the team’s more notable contributions include the R-90, a revolutionary sand wedge of the 1930′s, the Wilson Staff FG irons, as well as the Deep Red and the RM mid-sized irons.
Today, Wilson Staff clubs are available in a few variations:
My man Padraig Harrington is Wilson's poster boy. The three-time Major Champion said (back in November of 2010) that these are Wilson's longest irons ever. The sweet spot is 36% larger than any other game-improvement iron. Wilson accomplishes this by removing weight from the perimeter of the face ...
Lower, wider, longer, straighter. This is where the emphasis was put in these irons to give you one of Wilson's most game -improving irons. The "lower" is the lower profile which moves the center of gravity down and makes the ball fly higher. "Wider" refers to ...
If you drew a line from point A (the biggest, most forgiving irons on the market) to point B (the sleekest, most workable irons), right in the middle is where you'd find these Wilson Staff Di9s.
I grabbed a set of these for the garage because they were inexpensive ...
You've arrived at the top of the food chain. If you are good enough to be browsing these sticks, then you really have no need for my goofball, silly remarks. Too bad -- you're stuck with me.
These clubs are sweeeeeeet! I wish I was good ...
These irons have a skeleton hidden inside! It's true. The coolest thing about these Ci9s is they are built with a hidden exoskeleton that repositions the mass towards the heel and the toe. This raises the irons' MOI while increasing the stability at impact while maintain the COG ...
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