Wilson Infinite West Loop

Solid for a blade - a large blade head with counterbalance technology (a heavier head around 365g and a heavy 104g grip) for a smoother, more controlled stroke and more stability than a standard blade, a steadier counterbalanced build. More forgiving than a traditional blade, though below a high-MOI mallet.

Strong - the double-milled face aids impact, roll and distance control, making it very easy to control distance, a consistent roll. A dependable distance putter for the price.

Workable - a slight toe hang, best suited to golfers with a slight arc who still want stability and a heavier head than a blade. A blade-style putter an arc stroke can shape.

Solid, slightly firm - the mild face milling makes the feel a little sharper than putters with deeper milling, but not harsh, with very good balance from the counterbalanced build. A solid value feel - firmer than premium deep-milled putters.

A clean, crisp note - the mild milling gives a slightly sharper impact sound, a clean acoustic. A clean, crisp value note.

Clean and tidy - the classic black anti-glare finish with improved sightlines frames the ball well, clean value styling. A clean, classic large-blade look at the price.