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When you reach for a Wilson golf club, you’re holding a part of golf history.
Wilson’s golf arm has been manufacturing golf equipment for nearly a century. The company’s influence on the development of the sport can be seen throughout the intervening years—and their most lasting contribution can be spotted on every golf course, any day of the year.
Gene Sarazen, then a member of the Wilson Advisory staff, is credited with the invention of the sand wedge in 1932. If it wasn’t for Wilson, who knows what we would be doing in sand traps. In 1948, Wilson Staff was the primary financier of the Women’s PGA, a precursor to today’s LPGA Tour.
Today, Wilson Golf can be seen in the hands of PGA Tour players like Gary Woodland and Padraig Harrington. They continue to provide superior quality equipment—from golf clubs and balls to gloves and bags— to golfers all over the world.
Yes. Wilson Golf has a long, distinguished history as a manufacturer of top-quality golf equipment. Their Advisory Staff has featured some of golf’s most notable players through nearly a century of sponsorships.
Yes. Wilson Golf irons are, in fact, the winningest iron set in the history of the Majors. Wilson was the club of choice for golf legend Gene Sarazen. On the PGA Tour today, Gary Woodland, Padraig Harrington, Brandon Steele and Kevin Tway all use Wilson golf clubs.
All Wilson golf clubs are highly regarded and trusted by Tour players to keep them competitive. Wilson is probably best known for their irons. Wilson Irons have won well over 50 majors since Gene Sarazen won the U.S. Open and PGA Championship in 1922.