You watched Driver vs. Driver 2, and even if you didn’t, you almost certainly haven’t been able to escape the hype behind the winning design.
The 2019 Wilson Cortex is a fantastic looking (and sounding) driver. It’s perhaps Wilson’s best working in the driver category since the Whale. How’s that for playing to nostalgia during a time when Wilson is attempting to reemerge as a serious player in the driver space?
The internet is already grumbling about the $500 price point and while we think the Cortex looks every bit the part of a premium driver, the entire Driver vs. Driver 2 effort will be for naught if Cortex doesn’t perform.
To find out if the Wilson Cortex can hold its own against the best, we put it up against the best. At a viewer’s request, we hit the Cortex head-to-head against the 2018 Most Wanted Driver – the PING G400 LST.
Here’s what happened.
scott
5 years ago
Your asking the wrong question about Wilson’s price tag , Why would anyone want to spend $500 or more for a driver. Ping is by far the most ugliest drive on the market, you can make it sound cool by using the word dragonfly tech but it”s ugly at address and performs no better or less then the other over price drivers. Just bought a brand new still in the rapper Callaway XR 16 for $170 it has the cheap-o-fly tech head …
HDTVMAN
5 years ago
Ping G400 series won 65 tournaments world wide last year. Current cost is $299 for the LST, SFT, & standard models. This driver is the real deal.