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Wilson Infinite Grant Park putter

Mid-mallet, 3.0 of 5 for forgiveness

A half-moon mallet from Wilson's Infinite line, with three alignment lines, a double-milled face and a midsize grip with no taper. Right-handed only.

Putter head, drawn

3.0 of 5 forgiveness score

$139.99 at Wilsonchecked 2 Nov

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Used from $99.99 at 2nd Swing Golf35 in, average condition · checked 3 Nov

Also sold new at GlobalGolf (searches for Wilson Infinite Grant Park)

Choose it if

  • You want a steadier putter head.
  • You want to spend less: $139.99 is in the cheapest third of the 21 we price.

Choose something else if

  • You play left-handed: Wilson Infinite Buckingham, sold left-handed, 4.0 of 5.
  • For more help on off-centre strikes, choose one of Wilson's large Infinite mallets; for putts that start off line, the Infinite Zero Torque Lakeview is a half-moon built to keep the face square.
Class
Mid-mallet
Stock lengths
34" · 35"
Hands
Right only
Price
$139.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov

Wilson Infinite Grant Park, Infinite Buckingham or Infinite Bucktown?

Wilson clubs side by side
DetailInfinite Grant Park this pageInfinite BuckinghamInfinite Bucktown
Forgiveness score3.0 of 54.0 of 54.0 of 5
ClassMid-malletMalletMallet
Flexes–––
HandsRHRH · LHRH · LH
Price$139.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov$139.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov$139.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov

Compare these 3 in full

Use your distance control, start line and posture to choose a putter head and length.

Infinite Grant Park: the questions buyers ask

Is the Wilson Infinite Grant Park forgiving?
Moderately. It is Wilson's mid-mallet putter. It scores 3.0 of 5 on our reading of what Wilson publishes about it; the most forgiving putters we cover score 4.0.
Who is the Infinite Grant Park for?
It suits golfers who want a steadier putter head.
Is the Infinite Grant Park sold left-handed?
No: Wilson sells it right-handed only.
How much does the Infinite Grant Park cost?
$139.99 at Wilson, checked 2 Nov. Used from $99.99 at 2nd Swing Golf, checked 3 Nov. Prices change; the seller's page has today's.

How the 3.0 adds up

The forgiveness score is our reading of what Wilson publishes about the head, from 1 to 5. It is not a test result. How every score works.

The parts of the forgiveness score
PartPointsWhy
Head type 3 A mid-mallet head: more stable than a blade, less than a full mallet.
Forgiveness score3.0of 5

The score rates the head only. Length and hand decide which version you buy, not how forgiving it is.

Specification sheet

As Wilson publishes it; a dash means the maker does not state it.
MakerWilson
ModelInfinite Grant Park
Model year–
TypePutter
ClassMid-mallet
Handicap range the maker states–
Offset–
Sole–
Moment of inertia (MOI)–
Face technologyDouble-milled face
ConstructionWilson calls the Grant Park a half moon mallet in its Infinite putter collection. Three alignment lines (a thick middle line with a thinner line either side), a double-milled face that Wilson says gives "a consistent feel, roll and perfect distance control no matter the strike location", a two-tone PVD anti-glare finish, a steel shaft and the Wilson Midsize Putter grip, multi-textured with no taper, which Wilson says prevents wrist rotation. Wilson sets its half-moon mallets apart from the line's large mallets, so we class it as a mid-mallet. Wilson publishes no loft, lie, head weight, toe hang or MOI figure.
Stock steel shaftsSteel
Stock graphite shafts–
Stock flexes–
Stock lengths34" · 35"
HandsRH
Men's or women'sMen's
List price (MSRP)not published
Price at Wilson$139.99 · checked 2 Nov
What the price buysRight-handed, 34 inches (every hand and length Wilson lists costs the same)

Compare with other mid-mallet putters

Other mid-mallet putters
Lengths Hand Where to buy
3.0 Mid-mallet 34" · 35" not published RH $139.99 at Wilson checked 2 Nov
See it at Wilson

Order: Most forgiving in this class first, then price. Use the arrows to sort. A dash means the maker does not publish it.

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Sources

The specification comes from these pages; open the maker's page before buying, because prices and shaft options change. Check the exact shaft and hand at the shop before ordering.