Wilson Infinite Zero Torque Lakeview Putter - 34in

Zero Torque Technology refers to the precise placement of the putter's Center of Gravity (CG) directly under the shaft axis. This design minimizes torque and reduces putter face rotation throughout the stroke, helping the face stay square to the target for more consistent results.

The double-milled face pattern ensures a consistent impact on the ball, providing predictable roll, feel, and distance control. It minimizes the impact of off-center hits, leading to more reliable performance.

The 1° forward shaft lean is engineered to encourage proper hand positioning at address and through impact. This helps promote a square putter face at the moment of impact, contributing to straighter putts.

Yes, the premium black PVD finish is designed for durability and to provide an anti-glare aesthetic. However, like all finishes, it can be scratched by abrasive materials. Proper care is recommended to maintain its appearance.

This putter is ideal for adult golfers seeking enhanced consistency and control on the greens, particularly those who struggle with putter face rotation or want a stable, reliable putting stroke. It suits players looking for a clean aesthetic and advanced technology.

The midsize, multi-textured, no-taper grip is designed to minimize wrist and hand rotation during the putting stroke. This encourages a more stable, pendulum-like motion, leading to greater consistency.

Ensure the clubface is clean of debris. The double-milled face pattern is designed for consistency, so dirt or grass can affect feel. Check that the ball is being struck in the center of the face.

Practice your setup routine, focusing on aligning the single top line directly with your intended target line. Ensure your eyes are directly over the ball. Experiment with your stance width and posture.

Focus on keeping the midsize, multi-textured grip stable throughout the stroke. Allow your shoulders and arms to move as one unit. The grip is designed to discourage excessive hand rotation.

This is often due to the Zero Torque technology working. If you feel excessive rotation, check your CG placement relative to the shaft axis. Ensure your grip and stroke are allowing the technology to function as intended.