Golfer
Mens
Handicap
Any
Right Hand
Yes
Left Hand
No
Material
Composite
Shaft Type
Graphite
Shaft Flex
Stiff, Regular, Senior
Lofts - Right Hand (degrees)
8.5, 10, 11.5, 13
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The Wilson Staff Dd6 is their most forgiving driver. The ETF frame captures energy and focuses it toward the face, doubling the size of the Maximum COR Hot Zone. Underneath, rear-positioned L-Pods deliver a higher launch angle. This technology is complemented by a confidence-inspiring 460cc head, making the Wilson Staff Dd6 perfect for the player seeking maximum distance with forgiveness. The ETF Technology redirects Energy back to the club face effectively doubling the max COR hot zone. The L-POD weighting has a low and back weight position that re-distributes the CG for higher launch angle. The Nano Tech shaft has a stable .350 inch tip which offers maximum power with a mid-high trajectory.
The Wilson Staff Dd6 Driver is 40cc bigger than it's Pd6 brother and most of this extra size goes into the back of the head which is deeper and slightly shallower. That said the face is still big enough to provide lots of forgiveness and it is a little more closed than the Pd6 so to suit the mid to high handicapper. The standard nano tech shaft feels good and there is wide range of alternative shaft options for the Dd5 driver. The flight of the ball was good although the head did not feel as lively as similar models at impact. Overall the Wilson Staff Dd6 driver is a solid club and good value for money as it is a little cheaper than it's rivals, but if you can spend the extra, then there are better alternatives around.
Golf Monthly
"hard to hit look...reasonable value...exceptionally accurate." May 06
Golf World
"Classic styling...penetrating ball flight...less than generous forgiveness." May 06
Matt Webber
AustraliaHandicap: 12 User Rating: Not rated
Had been using Taylor R7 for last year & a half and thought it was good until I had a hit of my friends new Wilson Staff Dd6 with pro launch blue in it. I mean talk about long I was consistently booming it 280 - 290 meters. This would have to be one of the easiest drivers to hit currently on the market, the R7 lives in the garage now and the Wilson Staff Dd6 now sits proudly in my bag. Also for all you faders out there like I was with the Dd6 you will start to hit that right to left that you have always wanted to. 5 star club in my eyes... well worth the AU400.00 price tag.
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