Wilson Infinite West Loop Putter

A face-balanced blade is an odd thing and the West Loop is one. Blades normally hang, because a small head with the shaft entering at the heel hasn't much resisting rotation, so Wilson putting a double bend hosel under this one deliberately cancels that out. Two lengths, black, right hand only.

The result covers a golfer who wants a blade to look at and a straight stroke to make, which is a combination the market mostly ignores and this one quietly fills. Most face-balanced putters are mallets and most blades want an arc, leaving anyone in between to give up something they'd rather keep. West Loop is a Chicago neighbourhood, keeping with a line where every name comes from the city Wilson has always called home.