Wilson Infinite Windy City

Solid for a blade - an Anser-style toe-and-heel-weighted cavity blade with a counterbalanced grip; in Most Wanted testing it was the only Infinite blade, finishing in the back of the middle of the pack for overall performance. Reasonable for a counterbalanced blade, but below a high-MOI mallet.

Strong - the double-milled face ensures precision and a consistent roll, the CNC face milling giving mechanical consistency. A dependable distance putter for the price.

Workable - an Anser-style blade with a plumber's neck, which gives toe hang for an arc stroke, the toe-hang plumber's-neck model of the Infinite blades. A blade an arc putter can release - more so than the face-balanced West Loop.

Firm and consistent - the all-milled-face approach emphasizes mechanical consistency over engineered softness, for a firm feel, with clean, firm feedback from the CNC milling. A firm, milled value feel - not a soft insert.

A clean, crisp note - the milled face gives a firm, crisp impact, a clean acoustic. A clean, crisp value note.

Clean and classic - the Anser-style shape with parallel and perpendicular sightlines highlights alignment and stroke path, clean classic styling. A clean, classic blade look at the price.