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Wilson · Driver · 2025

Wilson Dynapower LS

3 reviewers
64

Solid, with caveats

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The takeaway

Takes the left side out of play.

They agree

  • +serious fade bias with really low spin
  • +surprisingly quick

Buy it ifyour miss is left and you want it gone

Skip it ifyour miss is already to the right

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The verdicts.

Golf Monthly

UK magazine, season-long testing

Liked it

“the Dynapower LS was just a rocket ship”

A surprise rocket ship that finished third for carry distance, though its inherent fade bias makes it one to avoid if you miss right.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 1 cons
  • +Third-longest carry at 294.7 yards on average
  • +Part of a range that finally competes visually, fourth in the looks poll
  • −Prevalent inherent fade bias punishes a right miss

For: Distance chasers who do not fight a right miss

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Alex Etches

Custom fitter, gear deep-dives

Mixed

The 445cc low-spin model of the 2025 range, described but not tested here, designed to make the left side of the fairway a distant memory.

+ the facts · 1 cons
  • −At $480 it pushes toward the 500 mark
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Mark Crossfield

Coach, famously hard to impress

Lukewarm

“the price I think is shocking”

A proper-looking deeper, squatter low-spin head that spins 2000 to 2200 as it should, but it is overpriced for a Wilson.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 3 cons
  • +Looks more genuinely LS than rivals that blend their low-spin heads
  • +Solid feel and spin numbers of 2000 to 2200 rpm, exactly where an LS should sit
  • +Straighter flight with only a fractional fade bias
  • −Price sits in a bracket the brand cannot justify against Ping G440 or Cobra DS-Adapt
  • −Middle-of-the-pack ball speed, nothing innovative
  • −Weak expected resale value

For: Stronger players wanting a true low-spin shape, but better value exists elsewhere

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