Wilson Infinite Men's Golf Putter

I've been struggling with my putting for several years. I totally lost confidence in my old putter. So, I went in search of a new putter. Over the course of the last year, I purchased two different putters. One expensive and the other one was on the cheaper side. Both were mallet style putters. Each felt good on the store's practice putting green before I purchased them, But once I got them on my club's practice green and on the golf course, I saw no improvement in my putting. I then found this putter online at a great price. I thought I would give it a try. I'm glad I did. I haven't putted this well in years. The weight of the putter feels just right in my hands. I like the look of the dark matte finish. I really like the feel of the counter-balance technology in the putter shaft. The ball seems to roll nicely off of the putter's face. The oversized grip is comfortable in my hands. The sightlines on the putter head are easy to see. I especially like the vertical sightline that runs along the top of the putter head. It really makes it easy for me to see that the putter is properly lined up to the hole. I am making more one putts now then I used too. My confidence is back!! I would recommend this putter to anyone.

I wanted to wait to write a review for the putter until I had a chance to play a few rounds and practice with it. My initial impressions after my first practice round was it was very solidly constructed, the quality of the materials are top-notch (I had always associated Wilson with chain department store beginners sets). I am an 8 hasndicap and was switching from an Odyssey Tour Black #8 putter that I had for years because I was really struggling to make putts on a more consistent basis from 6-10 feet. I was very impressed with how easy this putter was to line up and hit solid putts one after another. after several practices sessions and playing a few rounds I felt very confident standing over putts and it felt like every one had a chance to go in. The last round I played I had 28 putts (no 3 putts), 5 birdies (the most I have ever had a round), and 8 1-putts. Everything I was looking at felt like it was going in, even putts that may have been a little off the heal or toe carried speed to the cup. For the price I would recommend giving this wand a try and not just for beginners. The one knock it does have against it is there is a hollow cavity on the back of the putter that produces a pinging sound when you strike a putt. After a while you just dont notice it but I was super distracted by it early on. Pros: Price Quality of materials Alignment lines easy to use and not distracting Larger grip came stock Nice head cover to protect your purchase Elegant design Cons: Audible sound from the club took some getting used to

Wilson Staff comes through again with another well priced, well made, well designed golf club that does the job as good if not better than other companies’ who charge 2-4x the price. Not to say I am not a fan of the big boys, but I also like to give credit and props where credit is due. For those curious, this is a face balanced milled putter with a real solid feel to it. I have used a Ping G2i Anser C for almost 20 years, but lately I have been having most trouble with putts under 6 feet so I decided to give this W/S West Loop a try as the wider blade head provides a more stable feeling through the stroke. Can’t recommend W/S enough. I will also likely pick up a Bucktown for an alternative in the future.

This is really a great putter. The feel is responsive yet soft. The grip is perfect. I had one of those fat grips that I liked also but I always felt it was a little too fat and heavy and threw off the balance of the putter. This one is oversized but not too big that it overwhelms the weight of the putter head. It really has a nice feel. This is the most expensive putter I ever had because I didn’t think you needed an expensive putter to be a good putter. But this thing definitely helped me and I’m holing more puts without a doubt. And my distance is a lot more consistent on long putts. If you are liking to upgrade from your cheap putter. This is the way to go. Not ridiculously expensive like other brands, but has the same new technology and performance.

Very solid putter. Great price. So many times for "premium" putters you see a price tag that is astronomical. If you have issues putting the quality of putter is usually the last thing on the list to fix. I decided to upgrade my PGX (cheapie I know) and have noticed a difference right off the bat. Ball feels solid but soft off the face and rolls true. The over size grip is great for keeping your wrist alignment and helping you to not roll through the stroke. I have gone from random numbers of putts down to mainly two putting even from distance. It feels great works great and won't break the bank

I had gone thru 5 putters last year and none felt quite right. I went on My golf spy and saw the rating this got and I took a chance. A quality putter, great design and it will stay in my bag. The sound is unique. Not bad and not great, just different but I don't mind it. When you hit 10 putt's with this, they all feel and sound similar. The weighting of this is also nice. Take a chance on this, you will be pleasantly surprised! I have a Wilson Cortex driver and I absolutely love it! Wilson has great stuff that not everyone's gives a try or know's about.

I ordered on Friday 13th, received on Tuesday 17th, fast, fast fast. I received by ups, the seller paid the shipping. It was well packaged, protected, no damage. The paint and finish are absolutely flawless. The shaft made in Taiwan, putter head made in china and club assembled in China. The putter cover made in China. This putter came with an oversize grip as stated. It seems of good quality. It is a true 35" putter, my old one was 35.5". I haven't tried it on the course yet. I tried it in the hallway on long putts and it was easy to get used to. I tried 3 lengthy and 3 short putts with my old putter then the new one. Better accuracy with this Wilson Staff Infinite Bean, easy to get used to. ... Just to note, my old putter was a weighted MacGregor, with an offset hosel. This bean putter is not a complete offset. it is a fine quality item though. We'll have to see how well it holds up.

The heavy weight (5 oz.) is what the doctor ordered for my game. Friends call me a putting professor now. Compare with much more expensive putters.