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Wilson DYNAPWR Max (Steel) irons

Super game improvement, 4.5 of 5 for forgiveness

Wilson's largest iron head with extra sole width, which Wilson calls its longest and most forgiving iron.

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4.5 of 5 forgiveness score

$799.99 at Wilson7 irons · checked 2 Nov

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Choose it if

  • You often catch it thin or heavy and want the most help an iron gives.
  • You catch the ground before the ball: the sole is wide, so it skids instead of digging.
  • You play left-handed: it is sold left-handed.
  • You want to spend less: $799.99 is in the cheapest third of the 43 we price.

Choose something else if

  • You need a senior flex: PING G740, senior (A) flex in stock, 5.0 of 5.
Class
Super game improvement
Sole
Wide
Stock flexes
Regular or stiff
Hands
Left or right
Price
$799.99 at Wilson, 7 irons, checked 2 Nov

Wilson DYNAPWR Max (Steel), DYNAPWR Max Graphite Lite or DYNAPWR Forged?

Wilson iron sets side by side
DetailDYNAPWR Max (Steel) this pageDYNAPWR Max Graphite LiteDYNAPWR Forged
Forgiveness score4.5 of 54.5 of 52.0 of 5
ClassSuper game improvementSuper game improvementPlayers distance
7-iron loft––30.5°
Offset, 7-iron––2.4 mm
SoleWideWidenot published
FlexesR · SLR · S
HandsRH · LHRHRH · LH
Price$799.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov$899.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov$999.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov

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What changed from the Launch Pad 2

Both are Wilson's irons for golfers who want the most help from a set, sold as a 5-iron to gap wedge set, right- or left-handed. The Launch Pad 2 has a 30° 7-iron and 0.14 inches of offset, with a sole shaped to keep the head out of the grass and its weight set low for height. Wilson calls the DYNAPWR Max its longest and most forgiving iron yet: a cup face, an extra-wide sole and its largest head shape.

Wilson no longer sells the Launch Pad 2, and used it costs a fraction of a new DYNAPWR Max set. Choose it for a high-launching, chunk-resistant set on a small budget; choose the DYNAPWR Max for Wilson's newer face and widest sole.

The Wilson Launch Pad 2 and today's DYNAPWR Max (Steel): specifications as Wilson publishes them, prices as the shops showed them
Detail Launch Pad 2 (previous) DYNAPWR Max (Steel) (current)
ClassSuper game improvementSuper game improvement
Forgiveness score4.0 of 54.5 of 5
7-iron loft30°–
Offset at the 7-iron3.6 mm–
Sole–Wide
Stock flexesSenior to stiffRegular or stiff
HandsLeft or rightLeft or right
Price newNo longer sold new$799.99 at Wilson, 7 irons, checked 2 Nov
Price usedFrom $343.99 at 2nd Swing Golf (5 clubs (7-PW, GW), graphite, regular flex, average condition), checked 31 Oct–

Use the iron finder to compare sets for your usual miss, and check the set makeup and loft gaps before ordering. Between a game improvement and a super game improvement head, this is how to tell which one your strike needs.

DYNAPWR Max (Steel): the questions buyers ask

Is the Wilson DYNAPWR Max (Steel) forgiving?
Yes. It is Wilson's super game improvement iron, with a wide sole. It scores 4.5 of 5 on our reading of what Wilson publishes about it; the most forgiving iron sets we cover score 5.0.
Who is the DYNAPWR Max (Steel) for?
It suits golfers who often catch it thin or heavy and want the most help an iron gives.
Does the DYNAPWR Max (Steel) come in senior or ladies flex?
No. Wilson lists regular (R) and stiff (S).
Is the DYNAPWR Max (Steel) sold left-handed?
Yes: Wilson sells it left- and right-handed.
Which clubs come in a DYNAPWR Max (Steel) set?
5-iron to PW and GW.
How much does the DYNAPWR Max (Steel) cost?
$799.99 at Wilson, 7 irons, checked 2 Nov. Prices change; the seller's page has today's.

How the 4.5 adds up

The forgiveness score is our reading of what Wilson publishes about the head, from 1 to 5. It is not a test result. How every score works.

The parts of the forgiveness score
PartPointsWhy
Head class 4 Super game improvement: the biggest, most forgiving iron head a maker sells.
Offset +0 Wilson doesn't publish a 7-iron offset, so offset earns no point.
Sole +0.5 Wilson calls the sole wide ("WIDE SOLE").
Forgiveness score4.5of 5

The score rates the head only. Hand, flex and price decide which version you buy, not how forgiving it is. Wilson does not publish a 7-iron offset or a 7-iron loft.

Specification sheet

As Wilson publishes it; a dash means the maker does not state it.
MakerWilson
ModelDYNAPWR Max (Steel)
Model year–
TypeIron set
ClassSuper game improvement
Handicap range the maker states–
Offset–
SoleWide sole that glides through the turf, on a larger head that resists twisting.
Moment of inertia (MOI)–
Face technologyPKR-Cup Face designed through AI simulation; Velocity Optimization Channel; Open Heel Construction
ConstructionWilson calls it its longest and most forgiving iron yet: its largest head shape, a very light build and a centre of gravity placed for a higher, longer launch.
Set makeup5-iron to PW and GW.
Clubs in the set7
Stock steel shaftsKBS MAX HL
Stock graphite shafts–
Stock flexesR (regular), S (stiff)
7-iron loft–
HandsRH, LH
Men's or women'sMen's
List price (MSRP)$899.99 · checked 6 Sep
Price at Wilson$799.99 · checked 2 Nov
Set price$799.99 · checked 2 Nov (the maker's set price)
Amazon listingAmazon's listing for this model; check the hand, shaft and flex on its page against the stock options above. Amazon's price may differ from the prices above.

Compare with other super game improvement irons

Other super game improvement irons
Sole Hand Where to buy
5.0 Super game improvement 28° 4.8 mm Wider A · R · S · X RH · LH $1,299.99 at PGA TOUR Superstore 7 irons (5-9, PW, UW) · checked 2 Nov
5.0 Super game improvement 32° 4.6 mm Wide L · A · R · S · X RH · LH $749.95 at PXG 5 clubs (7-iron to sand wedge) at $149.99 each · checked 2 Nov
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5.0 Super game improvement 32° 4.6 mm Wide L · A · R · S · X RH · LH $749.95 at PXG 5 clubs (7-iron to sand wedge) at $149.99 each · checked 2 Nov
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5.0 Super game improvement 31° 5.7 mm Wider: 23.9 mm at the 7-iron R · S RH $962.50 at Mizuno 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
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4.5 Super game improvement 29° 2.5 mm Wide, sculpted A · R · S RH · LH $599.99 at Tour Edge 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
4.5 Super game improvement 29.5° 5.2 mm Skid sole, more bounce A · R · S · X RH · LH $999 at Cobra 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
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4.5 Super game improvement 29.5° 5.2 mm Skid sole L RH · LH $1,099 at Cobra 7 irons · checked 2 Nov
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4.5 Super game improvement 29° 4.8 mm Tri-Sole R · S RH · LH $1,099.99 at Golf Discount 7 irons (4-PW) · checked 2 Nov
4.5 Super game improvement 28° 4.7 mm Tri-Sole not published RH $1,249.99 at Golf Discount 7 irons (5-PW, AW) · checked 2 Nov

Order: Forgiveness score first; on a tie, the set more golfers can buy, then a set that includes the long irons, then price. Use the arrows to sort. A dash means the maker does not publish it.

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Sources

The specification comes from these pages; open the maker's page before buying, because prices and shaft options change. Check the exact shaft and hand at the shop before ordering.