Wilson Dd6 460cc

Reviewed by: Norge ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
DD6 w/ V2 Shaft 10.5*

Summary:
At best an average driver. Ballflight is medium to low. The feel is muted but adequate. Suited more for lower handicappers than mid to high. A very capable driver for manipulating the ballflight. A good stable head through impact with very little twisting.
A reasonable compromise between price and performance but not as long as some of the other offerings from the "big dogs".

Customer Service:
none

Similar Products Used:
many

Reviewed by: gouga8383 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Dd6 10* Stiff

Summary:
This is a good driver and the best i have used yet. The sound, to me, is very appealing. But I do tend to slice or fade the ball with it. Also the ball goes very high. Overall a decent driver but if you have a bigger budget go with something else.

Similar Products Used:
Wilson Deep Red, Ben Hogan C-S3

Reviewed by: scooter_low_shooter ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
wilson staff dd6

Summary:
very forgiving, almost too forgiving as it isnt easy to feel a perfect centre hit. but the shaft pfro force v2- brilliant. a lot of pros use it and i highly reccomend it. this took over my ld tm r7 draw, and it goes much further and straighter, eith the 10 degrees loft, right up there with the burners and the sasquatches of this world

Customer Service:
n/a

Similar Products Used:
r7 draw, callaway big bertha, jack nicklaus ez-up, taylor made burner

Reviewed by: jackoradgolfer ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Wilson STaff Dd6 Reg Graffaloy

Summary:
I traded my old Pd5 for this dd6 about 1 month ago. It has good distance with a flat, low launch for me. It has decent workability without the huge slices or hooks that I was used to