
Dan Hendriksen
Straight-talking UK club reviews
Loved it“it's my drive of the year”
Lee's driver of the year, a hugely straight, longer carbon driver that beat the Ping head to head.
+ the facts · 6 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +hugely straight off the tee
- +looks superb, best Wilson ever
- +longer, 255-262 carry
- −lower brand resale value
- −understated marketing
For: Value-seeking players wanting a straight, long carbon driver.

Golfalot
Independent UK equipment reviews
Loved it“it performed a lot better than I was expecting”
Matched his gamer GT3 almost yard for yard at a lower price, a genuinely premium better-player driver he'd consider bagging if he didn't already own the GT3.
+ the facts · 5 pros · 3 cons− the facts
- +Ball speed slightly beat the GT3, 133.0 vs 132.8 mph average
- +Carry and total within a yard of the GT3 despite no adjustable weighting
- +Lots of forgiveness, felt he could swing hard and get away with it
- −Louder than the GT3
- −Spins slightly more, 2,700 vs 2,600 rpm
- −No adjustable weight track for personalization
For: Better players who want GT-level performance at a lower price

National Club Golfer
UK magazine, hands-on club testing
Loved it“I don't think I can ask for much more than that”
An underrated better-player driver that blends low spin with real forgiveness, delivering very consistent, efficient distance and a stable ball flight.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Low spin but still forgiving and easy to hit
- +Very consistent front-to-back dispersion
- +Efficient, good ball speed for the swing speed
- −Reviewer swings it slightly slower than some rivals, doesn't chase max distance
For: Better players wanting a low-spin driver that stays forgiving and consistent for carrying hazards

Club Champion (TXG)
Tour-level fitting studio
Loved it“good for Wilson this is no joke”
A genuine 2023 contender at a great price, sounding incredible and matching TSR-level ball speed and consistency.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 2 cons− the facts
- +One of the best-sounding drivers in a long time
- +Ball speed and consistency comparable to a TSR
- +Great look with a stealthy dark satin finish
- −Sits a touch upright for their eye
- −No sliding weight adjustability
For: Value-conscious players wanting premium driver performance for less

Alex Etches
Custom fitter, gear deep-dives
MixedThe returning carbon model with a lowered crown and flatter sole, described but not tested here, aimed at golfers wanting workability plus forgiveness.
+ the facts · 1 cons− the facts
- −At $480 it pushes toward the 500 mark
For: Golfers needing a bit of workability but also forgiveness

Mark Crossfield
Coach, famously hard to impress
Lukewarm“I would never buy this driver personally”
Performs shockingly fine, right in the middle of the pack, but the price is the real shock and he would not buy it.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 4 cons− the facts
- +Looks and sounds as good as anything out there
- +Solid, dull carbon feel off the face
- +Spin and carry numbers sit exactly where a neutral head should
- −Priced alongside Ping and Cobra where the brand does not belong
- −Adjustable-neck thread spins loosely and feels cheap and old-school
- −Tech feels thrown together rather than innovative
For: Tech junkies who want everything on one head, but only if the price drops