Wilson Infinite Zero Torque The 606 Putter

The 606 is a Chicago rail line converted into an elevated park, and Wilson uses the name for the smaller of its two zero-torque putters. A mid-mallet head sits on a centre shaft, which is how the geometry is reached. Black, two lengths, both hands.

Most zero-torque putters are large, because the geometry is easier to achieve when there's plenty of mass to arrange. Building one at mid-mallet size is the harder problem and the more useful result, since a golfer who wants the face to behave itself does not necessarily want a head the size of a shoe. The Lakeview is the full mallet if size isn't a concern. Both carry Wilson's ZT grip and a premium black PVD steel shaft.