The 2024 Women's Wilson DYNAPWR Hybrid features weighting that produces high launch angles and a forgiving club face, so could this be the easiest hybrid to hit?

It’s well-known that golfers who find their long irons challenging opt for hybrid clubs to better manage mid-to-long approach shots to the green. Higher lofted fairway woods and hybrids are appearing in lady golfer’s bags more often these days, so it’s no wonder brands like Wilson, who offer some of the best hybrids on the market, put a lot of time and effort into research and design when it comes to rescue club technology.

Wilson has achieved a great balance of distance and forgiveness with the women's Dynapower range, where internal weighting places the center of gravity low and towards the rear of the clubhead, resulting in a high Moment of Inertia (known as MOI, which is a measurement of the clubhead’s resistance to any form of twisting at impact) head that offers increased forgiveness and higher launch angles.

The club head design features a tour-style profile to enhance your confidence when addressing the ball. The club face on the Dynapower hybrid is optimized by A.I., which ensures the club has a variable thickness to help with consistency, leading to optimal ball speeds and enhanced forgiveness.