Wilson Infinite Grant Park Putter

Strong toe hang on a mallet is a rare thing and the Grant Park is where Wilson builds it, using a flow neck that curves into a wide flanged head. Every other mallet in the Infinite line sits at face balanced, slight or moderate, which makes this the outlier by a distance. Two lengths, black, right hand only.

A flow neck sweeps into the heel on a long curve, and behind a head this wide there's a lot of hang. Balance one on a finger and you'll see the toe drop hard. That points it squarely at a golfer whose stroke arcs and whose hands let the head go through impact, and that group is smaller than the number of face-balanced putters on sale would suggest. Chicago's lakefront park supplies the name.