The Wilson Staff Fairwaywood Max Men’s Dynapwr Regular Flex WG1P036803R is a modern and highly forgiving fairway wood designed for golfers who want simplicity, consistency, and reliable performance. As part of Wilson’s innovative DYNAPWR lineup, this club combines advanced technology with ease of use, making it ideal for mid to high handicap players.
Maximum forgiveness and stability
Built with a high-MOI design and a strategically positioned rear weight, this fairway wood delivers exceptional stability at impact. It helps keep shots straighter and more consistent, even on off-center strikes.
The larger clubhead inspires confidence and makes it easier to align and strike the ball effectively.
High launch and effortless playability
The low and back center of gravity promotes an easy launch and high ball flight. This results in improved carry distance and softer landings, making it easier to attack greens from long range.
Advanced face technology for speed
The forged 455 steel face combined with AI-optimized face structure delivers faster ball speeds and consistent performance across the face, ensuring solid results even on mishits.
Balanced performance with Regular Flex
The Regular Flex graphite shaft is designed for golfers with moderate swing speeds, offering a perfect blend of distance, control, and ease of use.
Simple and user-friendly design
With no complicated adjustability features, this club is built for straightforward performance—just set up and swing with confidence.
Versatile on every shot
Whether from the tee, fairway, or rough, this fairway wood adapts easily to different situations, making it a dependable choice across the course.
Benefits
• Extremely forgiving design for consistent performance
• High launch for increased carry and softer landings
• Rear weighting improves stability and accuracy
• Faster ball speeds from advanced face technology
• Regular Flex shaft balances distance and control
• Ideal for mid to high handicap golfers
• Easy-to-use design with no complex adjustments
• Versatile performance across all lies