The trajectories of the ProStaff are high enough so that that feature will not be missed during normal play, but as a trouble club from heavy rough it will be at a disadvantage. For an inexpensive wood, the Wilson looks and feels good both in the bag and at address. The short shaft makes it easy to use with consistency. Shots fly high and soft, but with noticeably less distance than do other 18 degree hybrids. This hybrid hits more like a 21 degree than an 18 - and not a long one at that.
Balls get up quickly, though less so than with the heavy-soled Rescue's.
The feel at impact is not bad at all - more solid and sweet than might be expected. This is due, in part, from UST's involvement in the shaft design. A nice little economy wood with some all-around versatility. It should suit very nicely many beginner and occasional players. It is pleasant to use and will be a favorite club for some.