Wilson Staff Model Irons 2024 have been launched following the re-release of the iconic blades. What improvements have been made in the latest version?

The Staff Model has been Wilson Staff’s premium bladed iron for as long as many can remember, but it has been given a makeover to extract even more performance in 2024 and beyond.

A new toe weighting design has been incorporated to improve ball striking, eliminate hooks and add a touch of forgiveness to the top-class performer.

Launched along with the forgiving Wilson Staff 2024 CB irons and new Staff Model balls, we took a look at the changes in the new blades, how they perform and what you can expect with these in the bag.

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Wilson Staff Model Irons Specs & Design

The iconic Staff Model is back with a thoughtful design paying homage to Wilson’s rich heritage while pushing the boundaries of modern technology,

The blade hosel, drawing inspiration from the classic Wilson Dyna-Powered irons, showcases a refined adaptation where excess weight is eliminated.

Wilson have crafted the irons from Forged 8620 Carbon Steel, a material celebrated for its softness and feedback capabilities – and that’s exactly what they deliver, enabling players to experience immediate response and workability that is unparalleled.

Further enhancing the playability of these irons is the innovative toe weighting system. This system keeps the club face open until the moment of impact, allowing it to square perfectly with the ball.

This feature is instrumental in reducing hooks and promoting more forgiving shots, making the Wilson Staff Model reliable and consistent on the course.

The meticulous precision-milled grooves carved into the face are engineered to optimize spin. The face pattern extends the ball-to-face contact time, offering more consistent spin and increased stopping power as a result.

The irons are available in 3-iron to pitching wedge.

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Wilson Staff Model Irons 2024 Review: Are the new blades any good?

Wilson have managed to improve an already classic performer with the launch of the 2024 edition of the Staff Model irons.

The toe weighting has allowed for more balance, better ball striking from all lies and significantly eradicated a low, left hook from equation to allow you to stand over the ball with more confidence.

One thing that needs pointing out is that these blades are for low-handicap and elite golfers. They are crafted for workability and distance, not forgiveness.

Don’t consider these if that isn’t you because they don’t have the forgiveness. Look at the CB irons if you do have inconsistencies in your ball striking.

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FAQs

What is the Wilson Staff Model irons release date?

The new irons were launched in January 2024 and available to purchase from February.

How much do the Wilson Staff Model irons 2024 cost?

The irons are priced at $1,199.99 for a set of blades.

What are the Wilson Staff Model irons specs?

The irons will be available in 3-iron to pitching wedge.

What Wilson says about the 2024 Staff Model irons:

“Tour-proven performance is the hallmark of the Wilson Staff Model Blades. Swing with confidence and feel the fluidity of precision with the Wilson Staff Model Blades.

“Designed for advanced players looking for the ultimate control, the Blades feature soft Forged 8620 carbon steel with precision-milled grooves that generate maximum spin.

“Precise toe weighting keeps the club face open until impact allows it to square with the ball, helping to eliminate hooks and resulting in more forgiving shots.

“Eliminating the low left shot, the precise toe weighting keeps the club face open while maximizing forgiveness and ultimate control shot after shot.

“Designed to eliminate unused weight, the Staff Model Blade hosel is an adaptation of our classic Wilson Dyna-Powered irons. It redistributes weight toward the toe, elevating its overall performance.

“One of the softest materials on the market, the Forged 8620 Carbon Steel provides instant feedback and on demand workability.

“Allowing longer ball to face contact, the precision milling face pattern gives the player a more consistent spin and increased stopping power.”