Wilson · Driver · 2023

Dynapower Titanium

Best foryou want maximum forgiveness and an easy, draw-leaning high launch, and you value straight-flying stability over raw distance.

Starting from: £159.99
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About the Wilson Dynapower Titanium

The Wilson Dynapower Titanium is a 2023 driver from Wilson. Listed on CaddyCompare in 9°, 10.5° and 12° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff, extra-stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 2 UK retailers below — currently from £159.99.

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83Forgiveness

76Distance

52Workability

76Feel

72Sound

79Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Maximum forgiveness - a high-MOI all-titanium head with a 16g low-back weight, 6th for forgiveness in robot testing
Easy, high launch with a neutral-to-draw bias - built to get airborne and fight a slice
A six-way adjustable hosel that tunes both loft and spin
Solid, pleasing impact and a quality Project X HZRDUS stock shaft

Cons

Distance and accuracy are weaknesses - ranked behind the Carbon sibling in robot testing
Firmer feel and a slightly less pleasing sound than the carbon-crown Dynapower Carbon
Only a fixed 16g rear weight - no movable weights to tune shot shape

Best for: You want maximum forgiveness and an easy, draw-leaning high launch, and you value straight-flying stability over raw distance.

Avoid if: You want the most ball speed and tightest dispersion (the Dynapower Carbon), or you fade the ball and dislike a draw bias.

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