Do Wilson Have One Of Best Iron Line-ups IN THE WORLD??

Wilson may have just released the strongest players iron line-up they have ever produced! In the latest Your Golf NCG review, PGA Professional Jack Backhouse tests the Wilson 2026 Staff Model irons, including the Staff Model Blade, Staff Model CB, and the brand-new Staff Model ZB. From classic forged blades to a modern hollow-body option, Wilson now offers a true progressive players’ iron line-up that can be blended seamlessly throughout the bag. We test real-world performance using 9-iron, 7-iron, and 5-iron, to break down every aspect of performance of each iron set, from feel to forgiveness. We also explore combo set potential, and why Wilson might officially be back as one of the coolest brands in golf. 💬 Let us know in the comments which Staff Model iron would you put in your bag 👍 Like the video if you enjoyed it 📩 Subscribe for more 2026 club reviews coming very soon Website ➡ https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com YouTube ➡ http://ow.ly/dYln50EiOjo Facebook ➡ http://ow.ly/jqN050Co5zp Twitter ➡ http://ow.ly/40VI50Co5AX Instagram ➡ http://ow.ly/yUi850Co5DV Jack's Instagram ➡ https://shorturl.at/rGhBw Jack's Twitter ➡ https://x.com/JRBackhouseGolf Welcome to NCG Your Golf. This channel is for you, the dedicated club golfer to help you improve your game and enjoy your golf more. We specialise in equipment reviews and golf instruction, and we are lucky enough to play some of the Top 100 golf courses in GB&I. The channel is hosted by PGA Professional Jack Backhouse, and he will help you improve your golf by helping you fix your slice, fix your gook, help you drive the ball longer, strike your irons pure, and help you draw and fade your golf shots. Steve Carroll, an R&A rules official will often stop by to ensure you are not breaking the rules and get the opinion of an average club golfer. Jack will dive deep into technology in reviews of all the latest golf equipment, helping you decide which is the longest driver, which fairway wood will stop you from topping the ball, and which wedges will pitch it closer, so you can lower your scores.