Wilson Drivers By Year

Erik Schjolberg

By Coach Erik Schjolberg – Jan 14, 2024

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List Of Wilson Drivers by Year

Wilson Drivers by Year Table:

Year ReleasedWilson Driver Model Price / Where to Buy
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1930Pinehurst 
1953Sam Snead Championship 
1960Arnold Palmer Shot-Maker 
1961Patty Berg Cup Defender 
1963K-28 Harmonized 
1966Sam Snead Blue Ridge 
1970Staff Dynapower Fluid Feel 
19731200 
1978Staff II 
1200 LT 
1984Hale Irwin 4325 
1997Invex 
Invex Ti 
1998Staff Ti 
2002Deep Red 
Deep Red Beta Ti 
2003Deep Red 305cc 
Deep Red 365cc 
Deep Red 425cc 
Deep Red II Tour 
Deep Red II Distance 
2005Dd5
Pd5
 
2006Dd6 
2007Spine Driver 
2009Smooth Driver 
2011Dxi
Dxi Superlite
 
2013D100 
2014Staff FG Tour M3 
2015Staff D200 
2016FG Tour F5 
2017Staff D300 
Staff D300 SuperLite
Staff Triton DVD 
2018Staff C300
Staff Cortex
2019Staff D7
Pro Staff SGi
20202020 Launch Pad
2021Staff D9
Staff D9 Women’s
20222022 Launch Pad
2022 Launch Pad Women’s
2023Dynapower Carbon
Dynapower Titanium
Dynapower Titanium Women’s
2025DYNAPWR Carbon
DYNAPWR Carbon Lite
DYNAPWR LS
DYNAPWR Max
DYNAPWR Max Lite
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Wilson Drivers Over the Last 5 Years

Wilson has focused their driver development solely towards game improvement in the last decade or so. The Launch Pad series is designed with forgiveness and easy launch in mind.

The D7 and D9 drivers are geared more towards a slightly better player, they still fall within the ”game improvement” segment. The D9 is Wilson’s effort to compete with the big guns like Callaway and TaylorMade.

The D9 is a computer generated and simulated driver. Thousands of simulations were run in a computer model to produce the most ideal club shape and face configuration.

The D9 is actually a great driver for women as well. Check out our full test results of the best women’s driver over here.

The Launch Pad models tend to suit the older/senior players, while the D series gains favor of the newer player looking for forgiveness. Both of which offer forgiveness by the truckload!

Wilson Drivers History

Wilson has a storied history in sports as a whole, but definitely in golf. Did you know Wilson clubs have been in the bag of more Major victories than any other club maker? Truly impressive when you consider the stiff competitive market in the golf world.

Most of those 62 major victories are front loaded (coming before 1980), but Wilson has at least one major victory, every decade, since the 1920s! Something no other brand can put on a resume.

Wilson started making persimmon drivers for the best golfers in the world such as Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, Walter Hagen, and “The King” Arnold Palmer. They were on the front lines to switch to titanium in the 90s too.

Wilson irons are still found in the bags of some tour pros, but not their drivers. Wilson drivers have found their space in a budget friendly, game improvement space. For the time being, Wilson is just fine with that!

How Often Does Wilson Release New Drivers?

Wilson can be counted on to release a new driver every year. New Launch Pad and D series have been alternating yearly releases to decent sales, thanks to a friendly price point.

As A.I. becomes more a part of the club making process, it is fair to say Wilson should continue the yearly release model, with new and interesting designs.

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About the Author

Erik Schjolberg

By Coach Erik Schjolberg – Last Updated Jan 14, 2024

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Coach Erik actively coaches several PGA Tour Professionals. He’s the head golf instructor and writer here at Swing Yard, was voted the “#1 Golf Coach in Scottsdale, Arizona”, and has been coaching for over 20+ years. Erik also owns and operates his own online golf school, EJS Golf Academy. His other credentials include: Active PGA Coaches Membership, Titleist TPI Level 1 and 2, Trackman Certified Level 1, Dr. Kwon’s Biomechanics Level I and II, Scott Cowx Certified Level I Advanced, BodiTrack and V1 Sports Pressure Mat Certified, Titleist Club Fitting and Ball Fitting Certified, PGA Hope, and Sportsbox AI. Check out Erik’s full bio and certifications for more info.

 

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