Is the Wilson C300 hybrid the best wood in the PGA Tour?
Jun 21, 2018 · Wilson Golf's C300 Hybrid Review: Verdict. Unlike drivers, golfers are much less likely to buy a hybrid because it generates a few more yards. So your criteria for buying hybrids should be different. If your criteria shortlist includes easy to launch, forgiveness, good distance and ball speed protection then the D300 is a great option.
Should I buy a D300 or a hybrid?
Jan 09, 2017 · D is for distance, C used to be for control but now stands for crossover, F stands for feel. The Wilson D300 range falls into a friendly-ish price point with the driver available at £279. It’s still expensive but with many bringing out drivers £400+ it represents decent value. The Wilson D300 driver replaces the D200 which was one of the lightest around – ideal for slow …
What is a C300 Golf Club?
Is the Wilson D300 the best Wilson club?
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Is the Wilson Staff C300 fairway wood?
If you want to dump your long irons or replace hybrids that have lost their luster, the Wilson Staff C300 deserves serious consideration. It’s not a fairway wood replacement, but if you want to see the same shot on your best swings and your mishits, this is the one for you.
Where is the Wilson D300 range tested?
The Wilson D300 range was tested at the Golf Shack in Leeds using Trackman 4 and under the watchful eye of our resident pro James Whitaker.
What is a Wilson D300 driver?
The Wilson D300 driver replaces the D200 which was one of the lightest around – ideal for slow swingers but quite hard to control for those with fast swing speeds. There’s some very interesting patterns on the crown of the D300 woods which certainly catch the eye while the irons are fairly large with plenty of off-set.
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Introduction
- The driver is unquestionably the most glamorous club in any collection of woods, but in Wilson Staff’s C300 line, the hybrid may be the best. Thanks to a great shape and tremendous consistency, this may be the club that convinces more players to put some Wilson head covers in their bag.
Looks
- Pictures do little justice to the C300 hybrid. When I first set this club down at address, I did a double take at how beautiful it is. Wilson Staff absolutely nailed the size and shape. This is the smaller, pear-shaped hybrid that better players are always clamoring for. The other side of that coin, of course, is the red crown. The red that Wilson chose is great: dark and rich with a matte fi…
Sound & Feel
- One of my favorite feelings in golf is smashing the Wilson DUO Soft golf ball – it feels like a tennis ball jumping off a baseball bat. I’ve now found the club equivalent of that with the C300 hybrid. The sound – quiet with a small metallic “tink” – isn’t too unusual, but the feel is unique. It’s as if you can feel the face absorbing the ball and then rocketing it toward the green. Both the feel an…
Performance
- Stepping into the hitting bay to test the C300 hybrid, I did not have my A game. Realistically, it was C- at best. The results: toe shot, heel, thin, chunk, and the occasional good one. The benefit of this shabby ball striking was that it allowed the C300 hybrid to show off its remarkable consistency. When I looked over at the screen, the carry distances were 195, 193, 205, 195, 196, 198. The C30…
Conclusion
- If you want to dump your long irons or replace hybrids that have lost their luster, the Wilson Staff C300 deserves serious consideration. It’s not a fairway wood replacement, but if you want to see the same shot on your best swings and your mishits, this is the one for you.