Wilson Staff Fluid Feel 1989-90 Model-Specs

dalehead · August 17, 2012

Anyone know the loft and lie specs?

Jimbud · August 17, 2012

Wish I could help. Love the older Staff irons. Google might be your best bet.

NRJyzr · August 17, 2012

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Anyone know the loft and lie specs?
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You could probably just dial them to a 20° 2 iron, 30° 5 iron, and 50° PW and be just fine. They may have been a degree stronger, but the FG51s were 20/30/50.

Standard lie was 60° on the 5 iron, but bend them to suit you.

dalehead · August 18, 2012

Google has been no help.

And I know I can have them bent to whatever I want, but I don't want to take the lofts down more than 2* from the original to avoid taking too much bounce ofthe clubs. That's why I want to know what original was.

Finsterdow · March 14, 2021

Been playing 1990 model Wilson fluid feels since new. And I did learn to hit the sweet spot with them. Felt like butter. Still playing them. Original shafts too . Dynamic gold S300. Haven't hit anything better in my golfing life.

This year is the first time I've contemplated new clubs. Well new in that they're not 1990 clubs. I ran across a set of TM Tour preferred MC's. Made in 2014. tried out a 6 and 7 iron. Seemed pure. TM Velox graphite R flex 65 gram. More forgiving on toe and heel, but feel very solid. Ebay has a set right now for $400. Seriously looking at them.

wam78 · March 15, 2021

Damn nice thread bump!...haha

cgasucks · March 15, 2021

16 hours ago, Finsterdow said:

Been playing 1990 model Wilson fluid feels since new. And I did learn to hit the sweet spot with them. Felt like butter. Still playing them. Original shafts too . Dynamic gold S300. Haven't hit anything better in my golfing life.

This year is the first time I've contemplated new clubs. Well new in that they're not 1990 clubs. I ran across a set of TM Tour preferred MC's. Made in 2014. tried out a 6 and 7 iron. Seemed pure. TM Velox graphite R flex 65 gram. More forgiving on toe and heel, but feel very solid. Ebay has a set right now for $400. Seriously looking at them.

Seems that the only people doing thread bumps are newbies.