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Wilson Irons by Year Table:
| Year Released | Wilson Iron Model | Price / Where to Buy |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 2026 Staff Model CB | |
| 2026 Staff Model XB | ||
| 2026 Staff Model Blade | ||
| 2023 | Dynapwr | |
| Dynapwr Women’s | ||
| 2022 | Staff D9 | |
| Staff D9 Forged | ||
| Staff D9 Women’s | ||
| Launch Pad 2 (2022) | ||
| Launch Pad 2 Women’s | ||
| 2021 | Staff Model Blades | |
| Staff Model CB | ||
| 2020 | Staff D7 Forged | |
| Launch Pad (2020) | ||
| 2019 | Staff D7 | |
| Profile SGi | ||
| Profile Platinum | ||
| Profile JGi Junior | ||
| Profile SGi Teen | ||
| 2018 | Staff D350 | |
| Staff FG Tour V6 | ||
| C300 | ||
| 2017 | D300 | |
| D300 SuperLite | ||
| Ultra | ||
| Ultra Plus | ||
| Ultra Plus Women’s | ||
| Deep Red Tour | ||
| 2016 | Staff C200 | |
| FG Tour F5 | ||
| 2015 | FG Tour V4 | |
| FG Tour 100 | ||
| 2014 | Staff C 100 | |
| FG Tour | ||
| FG Tour M3 | ||
| 2013 | D 100 | |
| 2012 | FG Tour V2 | |
| 2011 | FG62 | |
| 2010 | Ci9 | |
| FG Tour | ||
| 2009 | FG59 | |
| Ci7 Control | ||
| Di9 | ||
| 2006 | Di7 | |
| Di7 Distance | ||
| 2005 | Di5 Distance | |
| Pi5 Performance | ||
| Fi5 Forged | ||
| 2003 | Deep Red II | |
| Deep Red II Tour | ||
| 2002 | Deep Red | |
| Fat Shaft Robert Mandrella | ||
| 1999 | FSTi 33cm2 AHA | |
| 1998 | Staff Midsize RM | |
| Staff Ti | ||
| FS Wilson Staff | ||
| FS Wilson Staff Midsize | ||
| 1997 | Staff Oversize | |
| P.S. Oversize | ||
| FS Wilson Staff | ||
| 1996 | Midsize | |
| Midsize RM | ||
| Progressive | ||
| Ultra System-45 | ||
| 1990 | Staff FG-51 | |
| 1988 | Staff Goose Neck | |
| 1985 | Staff Tour Blades | |
| 1984 | Wilson Hale Irwin | |
| 1978 | Wilson 1200 LT | |
| 1973 | Wilson 1200 | |
| 1971 | X-31 | |
| 1969 | Dynapower Staff | |
| 1966 | Sam Snead Blue Ridge | |
| 1960 | K-28 Harmonized | |
| Patty Berg Cup Defender | ||
| Arnold Palmer Shot Maker | ||
| 1959 | Dynapower Staff Model | |
| 1953 | Sam Snead Championship | |
| 1933 | Wilson Ogg-mented | |
| 1932 | Wilson Walker Cup | |
| 1930 | Wilson Pinehurst |
Wilson Irons Over the Last 5 Years
Recently, Wilson has made some real technological advancements in the last five years in their game improvement irons, and has held true to their pure players options as well. 2022 saw game improvement options with the D9 and D9 Forged, and a super game improvement with an upgraded Launch Pad set.
In 2021 Wilson released new and improved players options with the Staff Model Blades and Cavity Back. Both of which carry improvements for the modern age, and offer tour preferred feel, look, and shot shape. Staff Model Blades are the preferred irons for top tour professional Gary Woodland.
2018 to 2020 showed progressive releases of irons for all types of golfers. The original and revolutionary “super game improvement” Launch Pad irons were released in 2020, with much praise for the target market. Easy to swing, and even easier to make solid contact.
The Staff FG Tour V6, released in 2018, was a highly polished chrome set with a players iron look packed with technology. Tungsten, used for forgiveness and distance, makes it the perfect “players distance” iron.
Are Wilson and Wilson Staff the same thing?
Wilson (Golf) and Wilson Staff operate under the same umbrella of Wilson Sporting Goods; however, they are vastly different in many ways. Wilson Golf/Ultra are beginner box sets that are easy to hit, low cost, and come with everything you need. Which includes everything down to the bag and even headcovers.
Theses sets are actually some of the best women’s starter golf clubs. And they even have complete sets of women’s golf clubs as well.
Wilson Staff is Wilson’s “tour preferred” brand. Customizable irons and woods, premium price point, and performance to back it up. It offers some of the best irons on the market, but is still trying to shake the “Wilson makes cheap box sets” stigma.
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Wilson Irons History
Wilson irons have the most storied history in golf. They’ve contributed to more major victories (62) than any other equipment manufacturer. This gives them a very solid argument about being the best of all time. In fact, for the last 100 years, Wilson has won a major in each decade, proving their longevity.
They started making clubs in 1914, but Gene Sarazen really thrust them into the spotlight in the 1930s. Gene remained a Wilson staff member for over 75 years, which is the longest running sports contract in history. Using the Ogg-mented irons, Gene won seven major championships.
(1930 Wilson Pinehurst Iron)
Throughout 1940-1980, Wilson irons were in the bag, and often named after, some of the best to ever play the game. Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer, Patty Berg, Walter Hagen, and Ben Crenshaw helped turn Wilson irons into an icon, and the “Cadillac of golf clubs.”
How Often Does Wilson Release New Irons
Wilson has released irons sporadically over the years; however, these launches typically occurred only when significant improvements were made. Sadly, after suffering a major drop in market share, and being branded as “clubs your grandfather used,” Wilson rebranded in 2006 to get back to their premium roots.
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Since 2009, Wilson has released at least one new set of irons each year and sometimes introducing multiple sets. Additionally, with new investments in research and development following their 2006 rebranding, Wilson Staff has made consistent improvements to their irons, ultimately creating some of the purest options available on the market today.
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