Wilson Dynapower LS vs Wilson Dynapower Titanium
At $550 vs $299, there's a $251 gap between the Wilson Dynapower LS and the Wilson Dynapower Titanium. Is the premium worth it? The Wilson Dynapower LS does score higher overall, but the Wilson Dynapower Titanium punches above its price. Here's the full head-to-head breakdown.
Score Comparison
Category-by-Category Breakdown
Forgiveness
The Wilson Dynapower Titanium edges the Wilson Dynapower LS 8.2 to 8 in forgiveness, but the 0.2-point gap is virtually identical in practice. You won't feel a real-world difference between these two here. Wilson Dynapower Titanium's 8,200 MOI reflects its workability-first design.
Distance
A clear advantage for the Wilson Dynapower LS in distance: 8.8/10 vs 7.6/10 for the Wilson Dynapower Titanium. The 1.2-point gap represents a meaningful difference you'll likely notice on the course. Key tech like PKR-360 AI-Driven Face drives the Wilson Dynapower LS's speed numbers.
Feel & Sound
The Wilson Dynapower LS holds a modest edge in feel & sound at 7.8/10 vs the Wilson Dynapower Titanium's 7.2/10. A 0.6-point advantage that's slight but could matter if feel & sound ranks high on your priority list. The Wilson Dynapower LS's 445cc head delivers a compact, tour-preferred feel.
Adjustability
A clear advantage for the Wilson Dynapower LS in adjustability: 8.2/10 vs 7/10 for the Wilson Dynapower Titanium. The 1.2-point gap represents a meaningful difference you'll likely notice on the course. The Wilson Dynapower LS offers Adjustable hosel (6 settings) for fine-tuning.
Value
The Wilson Dynapower Titanium holds a modest edge in value at 9.4/10 vs the Wilson Dynapower LS's 8.4/10. A 1.0-point advantage that's slight but could matter if value ranks high on your priority list. At $299, the Wilson Dynapower Titanium undercuts most competitors significantly.
Specifications
| Spec | Wilson Dynapower LS | Wilson Dynapower Titanium |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $550 | $299 |
| Year | 2026 | 2024 |
| Head Size | 445cc | 460cc |
| Lofts | 8°, 9°, 10.5° | 9°, 10.5°, 13° |
| Adjustable | Yes | Yes |
| MOI | N/A | 8200 |
| Key Tech | PKR-360 AI-Driven Face, Low-Spin 445cc Head Design, Open Hosel Construction | AI Designed PKR Face, Full Titanium Body, Launch Pad Technology |
Which Should You Buy?
If you want maximum forgiveness
Go with the Wilson Dynapower Titanium. Its 8.2/10 forgiveness score means more consistent results on off-center strikes compared to the Wilson Dynapower LS's 8/10.
If you want maximum distance
The Wilson Dynapower LS has the edge at 8.8/10 vs 7.6/10. Its design is optimized for ball speed and carry distance.
If you're on a budget
The Wilson Dynapower Titanium at $299 scores 9.4/10 for value — better than the Wilson Dynapower LS's 8.4/10 at $550.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is better: Wilson Dynapower LS or Wilson Dynapower Titanium?
The Wilson Dynapower LS scores higher overall at 8.2/10 vs 7.9/10. It wins on distance, feel and sound, adjustability. The Wilson Dynapower Titanium is better for forgiveness, value. The best choice depends on your priorities and handicap level.
Is the Wilson Dynapower LS more forgiving than the Wilson Dynapower Titanium?
The Wilson Dynapower Titanium is more forgiving, scoring 8.2/10 compared to 8/10 for the Wilson Dynapower LS. It offers better stability on mishits, though the gap may narrow for center-face strikes.
Which is better value: Wilson Dynapower LS or Wilson Dynapower Titanium?
The Wilson Dynapower Titanium ($299) scores 9.4/10 for value vs 8.4/10 for the Wilson Dynapower LS ($550). It costs less and delivers more bang for the buck.