Test & Review 2026 Wilson Irons

Test the 2026 Wilson Irons

Wilson started 2026 with a bang, dropping four outstanding new iron sets. They’re keeping that momentum going with the biggest Plugged In Golf Reader Review opportunity yet.

Three readers are going to receive a full set of custom Wilson irons. You can go as crazy as you want with combo sets, custom shafts and grips, and length, lofts, and lie angles built to your spec.

Take your time, peruse the reviews below, and read the entry rules carefully so you can be part of this amazing test panel.

Use THIS LINK to see all the custom options that Wilson offers.

Check out our staff reviews here:

How to Enter

Step 1: Post a comment. Your comment must include your name, location, and handicap.

Your comment must also include the full specs for your desired Wilson iron set. That should include iron model(s), shaft model, shaft flex, grip model, grip size, and loft, lie, and length specs.

Check out all of Wilson’s options HERE. If you ask for shafts or grips that are not listed in Wilson’s custom menu, your entry will be thrown out.

Step 2: Make sure you’re subscribed to the PluggedInGolf newsletter. Subscribe HERE

That’s it! On Friday, April 24, we will contact three golfers via email, so keep an eye on your inbox.

The winners will be expected to test the Wilson irons and fill out a short questionnaire about how they performed. Those answers will be shared on PluggedInGolf.com.

The irons are yours to keep.

PLEASE NOTE:

Your comment/entry will not be visible immediately. We need to approve all comments, so it may take a few hours before you see it. Please DO NOT double post.

If your entry does not include the required information, you will not be entered.

If you do not enter your correct email address, we will not be able to contact you, so you won’t be able to win.

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Matt Saternus

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Matt has worked in nearly every job in the golf industry from club fitting to instruction to writing and speaking.

He founded Plugged In Golf in 2013 with the goal of helping all golfers play better and enjoy the game more.

Matt lives in the northwest suburbs of Chicago with his wife and two daughters.