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Wilson Infinite Zero Torque The 606 vs Vice VGP04 ZT putter
Choose the Wilson if you putt left-handed or want one off the shelf.
Choose the Vice if you need a length outside 33 to 35 inches or want a steel head that Vice builds heavier than the average mallet.
Infinite Zero Torque The 606 $199.99 · VGP04 ZT $239, each with its shop and checked date
Both are zero-torque mallets built so the shaft axis runs through the head's centre of mass and the face resists turning. Wilson sells the 606 off the shelf in either hand at 34 or 35 inches, and at 33 inches in a right-handed women's version, with 1° of forward shaft lean built in; it publishes no loft, lie or head weight. Vice builds the VGP04 ZT to order, right-handed only: 34 inches as stock or any length from 30 to 36 inches through its custom builder, with a 380g all-steel head that Vice says is heavier than the average mallet, 1.5° of loft and a 70° lie.
Wilson's zero-torque mallet: the shaft axis sits over the head's centre of gravity, so the face resists turning, with 1° of forward shaft lean and two lines that frame the ball, in either hand.
Vice's zero-twist mallet: the shaft axis runs through the head's centre of mass so the face resists turning, with weight in the wings and an all-steel head heavier than the average mallet. Right-handed only.
Wilson's zero-torque mallet: the shaft axis sits over the head's centre of gravity, so the face resists turning, with 1° of forward shaft lean and two lines that frame the ball, in either hand.
Vice's zero-twist mallet: the shaft axis runs through the head's centre of mass so the face resists turning, with weight in the wings and an all-steel head heavier than the average mallet. Right-handed only.
The two putters share everything but the head: Wilson's Zero Torque build, with the shaft axis over the centre of gravity so the face resists turning, 1° of forward shaft lean, a double-milled face, the Infinite Midsize grip and a black PVD finish, in either hand at 34 or 35 inches, or right-handed at 33 inches in the women's versions.
