Wilson Dd5

Reviewed by: rap ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Wilson Dd5 11,5 Driver

Summary:
Well I’m really not the right person to review any driver… But I have to say that I just bought this used Wilson Dd5 11,5 driver this weekend… Yesterday I went to the range and tried it out… I’m really amazed by this driver. I hit it looong and very straight already now after I’ve been hitting only 5 dozen of balls.

I can only recommend this driver it is cheap, good looking, sounds nice and easy to hit.

Similar Products Used:
Non

Reviewed by: minh24 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
DD5 10 Degree Stiff

Summary:
I keep trying to get rid of this driver, but it keeps finding it's way back into my bag. This is one of the best driver I've ever used. I'm currently playing with a Nike SQ Sumo and it's a great driver, but this driver still stays in my bag as a backup. It takes a more consistent swing to hit this driver well, but when you do, it's as long any of the newer clubs out there. The Nike just help me hit it straighter, but when I need to play it left or right, the DD5 is called into action. You can find this driver for a steal now, so why not?

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
MacGregor M42, Taylormade R5, Nike Ignite 450

Reviewed by: BJG718 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
DD5 10* stock stiff shaft

Summary:
This is a follow up review to my first review. This driver has been excellent for me. I have tended to struggle with consistency and hitting a ball with a little too much spin. I swing between 95-108mph with a pretty aggressive tempo. This driver has the flattest trajectory of any driver I've ever hit. I've hit the FT-3 (ballooned the FT-3 9.5 Tour, but that could've been a shaft issue), SQ (awesome feel, just need to work on getting a shaft), G5 (awful), Hi-Bore (awful), Orlimar HipTi 420 (high spin, but great feel and carry), Cleveland Launcher 460 (longest carry of any club I've hit, but it stopped in its tracks on the fairway) ...You name it, I have probably hit it. I think the workhorse of this combination is the shaft. I have been pleasantly surprised with the feel of this shaft and clubhead especially on a pured hit. I have tried using two drivers (not for left and right, more for up and down). I use this driver whenever I have to cut into the wind. It hits the ball on a mid, possibly mid-low trajectory and seems to be unaffected by wind. The one thing that I do not like about this club is the closed face. I have a very slight out to in swing so I tend to pull the ball more than I would with a square faced driver. I do not notice any problems with the internal weighting, though. It works for me. This club is more of a hitters club. It gives me the best results when I really go after the ball and it feels extremely solid. You definitely can tell when you miss hit the ball. Distance won't suffer much except for those extreme miss-hits. The club does seem to have a pretty pronounced sweet spot. Unless you are really able to work the ball. I don't think you will find a better club for going into and through wind. Even if you tee it up just a bit higher you can get a higher trajectory for a little more carry. This is one of the best $60 investments I've made for my golf game. Yea, thats right. $60 including shipping. These things are dirt cheap now.

Customer Service:
No experience

Similar Products Used:
Quite a few drivers.