WilsonWilson Staff Left Handed D9 Forged Steel Irons

left handed says 

"Introducing the Wilson Staff Left Handed D9 Forged Steel Irons, where cutting-edge technology meets the unparalleled feel of forged iron. Designed through a generative process that analyzed hundreds of Power Hole layouts, the D9 Forged irons are a symphony of precision engineering and aesthetic beauty. These irons deliver a remarkable blend of higher launch angles and exceptional stopping power, without sacrificing the pinpoint accuracy demanded by the discerning golfer. The premium carbon-forged heads, with their thin topline and minimal offset, promise irons that not only play magnificently but also boast a sleek appearance. The innovative asymmetrical Power Hole arrangement, optimized for forged heads, is strategically biased towards the heel, enhancing face flex and extending contact time with the ball. This ingenious design maximizes speed and distance, all within a player’s profile that exudes sophistication. With a lower center of gravity, the D9 Forged irons assure a higher launch and a steeper descent, guaranteeing more carry and unmatched stopping power on the greens. Embrace the fusion of performance and elegance with the Wilson Staff D9 Forged Irons, a game-changer for the left-handed golfer."

Designed using a generative process that compares hundreds of Power Hole layouts, D9 left handed Forged irons combine the nuanced feel of a forged head with higher launch angles, for incredible stopping power and pinpoint accuracy.

NOTHING FEELS LIKE FORGED

Premium, carbon forged heads combine exceptional feel with a thin topline and minimal offset for irons that look as good as they play.

POWER HOLES FOR MAXIMUM SPEED

A new, asymmetrical Power Hole arrangement is optimized for forged heads and is biased towards the heel of the club, opening the face and increasing contact time with the ball for maximum speed and distance, all in a sleek player’s profile.

LOW WEIGHT. HIGH PERFORMANCE.

A lower center of gravity provides a higher launch, increased peak trajectory and a steeper descent angle. That means more carry and greater stopping power on the green.