The premium look and feel of Wilson’s Staff Model blades (the same sticks Gary Woodland used to win the 2019 U.S. Open) can now be found in golf ball form with the 2020 Staff Model. Recent work with the elite player led the equipment manufacturer to significantly alter the overall construction of the four-piece ball, shifting away from the soft feel found in the popular Duo line to a thinner urethane cover construction.
At 1/40 of an inch thick, the thinner urethane cover assists in producing more distance off the tee, while still maintaining the soft feel, control and spin characteristics necessary for greenside and partial wedge shots.
“By leveraging our experienced and dynamic Advisory Staff, we were able to design a premier golf ball that provides tour-level distance, spin and control,” said Frank Simonutti, Wilson’s global director of golf ball innovation. “[T]he Staff Model ball provides higher spin rates on iron shots and holds the maximum allowable initial velocity based upon USGA conformance for a more impressive velocity than traditional urethane covered balls.”
While the urethane material is thinner, it’s actually softer than the cover construction found on the company’s FG Tour, the closest comp to Staff Model. The final piece of the cover is a 362-dimple pattern that’s designed to navigate the ball through blustery conditions.
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