Wilson Dynapwr Driver Specifications
Stock lofts for every Wilson Dynapwr head and the full hosel adjustment chart, 2025–present.
- Years produced
- 2025–present
- Category
- Flagship Driver Line
- Head variants
- Carbon, LS, Max, Max+
- Loft range
- 8°–12°
- Head size
- 445–460 cc
- Hosel
- Six-way adjustable hosel · −1° to +2°
Data confidence: medium. These figures are compiled from secondary sources rather than a manufacturer spec sheet. If you have an original catalogue page, send it over and we will update the chart.
Stock lofts by head variant
| Head | Stock lofts | Head size | Lie (°) | Length (in) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dynapwr Carbon | 8°, 9°, 10.5° | 460 cc | 57 | 45.75 |
| Dynapwr LS | 8°, 9°, 10.5° | 445 cc | 57 | 45.75 |
| Dynapwr Max | 9°, 10.5°, 12° | 460 cc | 57 | 45.75 |
| Dynapwr Max+ | 9°, 10.5°, 12° | 460 cc | 57 | 45.75 |
Lofts are the stamped stock options for each head, factory standard. The hosel chart below shows how far each can be adjusted from its stamped loft.
Hosel adjustment chart
Six-way adjustable hosel · loft −1° to +2° · 6 settings.
None — Wilson's hosel changes loft and face angle only, with no lie adjustment at any position. Face angle shifts with loft, up to about 2°: adding loft closes the face, so a 9° head set to 11° sits visibly closed at address.
The six positions span −1° to +2° in half-degree steps. Wilson does not publish the full position-by-position table online, so the exact six labels are not reproduced here — the confirmed anchors are the range, the half-degree increments, zero lie change and the face-angle shift.
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Lofts at a glance
About the Wilson Dynapwr
Wilson's 2025 Dynapwr generation reached retail on 12 February 2025 as a three-head family — Carbon, LS and Max — and grew to four on 29 January 2026 when the Dynapwr Max+ arrived as Wilson's first driver past 10,000 g·cm² of combined MOI. All use the PKR-360 variable-thickness face and Wilson's Open Hosel Construction, which removes material behind the six-way adjustable hosel so the face can flex more freely. The Carbon is the tour-inspired head Wilson says fits the most golfers, the compact 445 cc LS carries the heaviest movable weights for the biggest CG shift, the all-titanium Max is the big-footprint forgiveness head, and the Max+ sits above it with a carbon crown and the 10K MOI figure. Lite builds at 44.75 inches and D0 cover slower swing speeds.
Head variants
The heads this family is sold in, with each one’s stock loft options.
- Dynapwr Carbon8°, 9°, 10.5°
- The tour-inspired middle head balancing workability and forgiveness — the one Wilson says fits the most golfers — with swappable 3 g front and 9 g back weights. 8° is right-hand only.
- Dynapwr LS8°, 9°, 10.5°
- The most compact, fade-biased low-spin head, carrying the heaviest movable weights in the family (6 g and 12 g front-back) for the biggest CG shift. 8° is right-hand only.
- Dynapwr Max9°, 10.5°, 12°
- The largest-footprint, highest-MOI head of the 2025 trio — all-titanium, with a 19 g flippable asymmetric rear weight set neutral or heel-side for draw.
- Dynapwr Max+9°, 10.5°, 12°
- Added January 2026: Wilson's first 10K-MOI driver, with a carbon crown, a re-engineered lighter PKR-360 face and an adjustable rear weight. A 12° Lite build (44.75 inches, D0, UST Helium NCT 4) serves slower swings.
Stock shafts
- Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 5 (Carbon) — graphite · flexes: R, S
- True Temper Denali Black 60 (LS) — graphite · flexes: S, X
- UST Mamiya LIN-Q M40X Red 5/6 (Max) — graphite · flexes: A, R, S
- UST LIN-Q PowerCore Blue (Max+) — graphite · flexes: R, S
Related models
Driver loft guides
How to pick between these stock lofts:
Frequently asked questions
What lofts does the Wilson Dynapwr come in?
The 2025-26 generation: Dynapwr Carbon and LS in 8, 9 and 10.5 degrees (8s right-hand only), and the Dynapwr Max and Max+ in 9, 10.5 and 12.
How adjustable is the Wilson Dynapwr hosel?
Six positions spanning minus 1 to plus 2 degrees of loft in half-degree steps. Unusually, the lie never changes — only loft and, with it, face angle, which closes up to about 2 degrees as loft is added.
What is the difference between the Dynapwr Max and Max+?
The 2025 Max is all-titanium with a 19 gram flippable rear weight; the 2026 Max+ adds a carbon crown and a lighter PKR-360 face to push combined MOI past 10,000 g·cm² — Wilson's first 10K driver — while keeping the same loft menu.
Which Dynapwr suits a slower swing speed?
The 12 degree Max or Max+ in the Lite build — 44.75 inches, D0 swing weight and the lightweight UST Helium NCT 4 shaft — is Wilson's package for swings well under 90 mph.
Where it sits in the lineup
Introduced in 2025, the Wilson Dynapwr is the current Wilson driver line as of October 2026, with no replacement announced. It replaced the Wilson Dynapwr (2023). New heads are sold in the stock lofts charted above; the hosel settings extend each head beyond its stamped loft, so a loft between two stock options is usually reachable from either. Before buying used, check the stamped loft against the chart above and ask which hosel setting it is in — an adjustable driver may be set a degree or more away from the number on the sole, and sleeve adapters are brand- and generation-specific.
- GolfWRX 2025 Dynapwr launch report (lineup, lofts per head, weights, shafts, 12 February 2025 retail), golfwrx.com, accessed October 2026
- 2nd Swing Dynapwr Carbon, LS and Max spec tables (57° lie, 45.75 inch, 445/460 cc, D3.5, hand availability), 2ndswing.com, accessed October 2026
- Golfalot and Irish Golfer Dynapwr Max+ coverage (29 January 2026 launch, first Wilson 10K+ MOI, PKR-360, Lite build specs), golfalot.com, accessed October 2026
- Note: Wilson does not publish the hosel's six position labels online; the −1° to +2° range in half-degree steps with no lie change is the confirmed specification. The LS 10.5° head is listed at 450 cc by one retailer against 445 cc for the 8° and 9°.
Last updated 23 October 2026. Spot an error? info@loftchart.com