Wilson Staff Infinite Putters

[AlwaysSalty]

Anyone have any info? 
 

 

[dmeeksDC]

Updated line? If so, I like it. Wilson putters are nice and not expensive. 

[MaineMariner]

I'd be willing to bet that this is a more expensive line of putters to match their premium/tour line of irons.

[sevenfourate]

These look interesting. And very ‘Premium’ ! Hope they find their way to U.K. shores….

[the bishop]

  The current Infinite line represents good value for money, but you have to like counterbalance because the entire lineup is.

  So I'd be open to a higher end line that is not counterbalanced.  Not that I have anything against counterbalanced putters - I have a couple myself but its a love/hate type of relationship.

  So a higher end, premium line would be good.  And hopefully some quality headcovers because the ones in the Infinite line are hot garbage.

Edited September 12, 2021 by the bishop

[MattM97]

These are apparently an unreleased model that Stenson was testing recently. I'd assume like the W/Labs stuff you see pop up. 

 

These look way more premium than their current offerings and if it comes to market price will reflect that. I assume they may be similar to Mizuno in price and offering. 

[Tupperwolf]

Looks nice, counterbalanced too? I'd try one for sure. 

[weakputt]

On 9/11/2021 at 6:18 AM, AlwaysSalty said:

Anyone have any info? 
 

 

Wilson Staff Infinate $119.00 putter line have done very well in recent My Spy Most Wanted Mallet Putting tests. These look a bit higher end. Wilson is back in the US and making some good stuff.

[Steve o]

These would be a nice addition to the STAFF line. I play the Bucktown. Great putter.....at any price. I putt great with it. But like the look of these way more.

[mbl32465]

I’ve got the currently released Windy City model. A little firm, but I do use a hard ball (- Pro V1x). Much nicer than the $90 I paid for it. Really hoping these aren’t just a tour model. I’d pick one up quickly. 

Edited October 2, 2021 by mbl32465

[Rapidcat]

I have been experimenting with multiple Infinite models, such low cost but decent putters and I have been keen to try some counter-balancing. I prefer milled faces vs inserts and like a little firmness off the face as @mbl32465 mentions above; I dislike a soft or 'dead' feel off the face.

 

Bought a Windy City for A$80 (in Oz) new! Really nice, firm feel but not too firm for my taste and the Wilson grip is especially good. Plumbers hosel with a some toe-hang. It performs nicely but hey, there's always something better, right?

 

I am in Melbourne, Oz, and our local prison warden/premier/governor has us currently in covid lockdown for the last 2 months so I can't go and roll any putters in pro/retail shops for testing. Want to use lockdown to do some golf work so on-line and delivered I am buying, testing and on-selling putters that don't suit, rolling them indoors at my residence. Not just Wilsons.

 

I am more a mallet guy and so added for testing a The Bean with a double bend shaft and face balanced. Can't believe how much firmer the face feel is than the Windy City, like bouncing a golf ball off a house brick (and the Windy City is reasonably firm/clicky anyway), harshest putter face I have every experienced. I also don't like the counter-balancing of this model (head wafts all over the place during my stroke, feels too light for me) so replaced the grip with a lighter super stroke and it is better to my taste, heavier head feel and nominal heavier swing weight. However, the harshness off the face is just aargh!

 

Thinking of buying a Bucktown as my next test (also double bend shaft and face balanced). Does anyone have experience with this model, any comments welcome but especially interested in harshness off the face vs Windy City/The Bean/anything.

 

Never played a fang design before, interested to do so.