Wilson Staff Model MT22 Putter – Overview The Wilson Staff Model MT22 is a precision-milled mid-mallet putter designed for golfers who want a blend of traditional aesthetics and modern forgiveness. Positioned between a blade and a full mallet in terms of size and performance, the MT22 offers excellent balance, soft feel, and consistent roll. Design and Construction The MT22 features a compact, rounded half-mallet shape that offers a clean and classic appearance. It’s milled from a single block of soft 304 stainless steel, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and consistent performance. The matte finish reduces glare, while the simple alignment line helps with visual clarity at address. A short slant neck hosel provides moderate toe hang, making this putter well-suited for players with a slight arc in their putting stroke. Performance and Feel Forgiveness: The mid-mallet shape and perimeter weighting offer more stability than a blade, helping to reduce twisting on off-center hits. Feel and Feedback: The milled face delivers a soft, solid feel, giving players clear feedback without harshness. Roll Quality: Designed to promote a smooth, forward roll, the MT22 helps reduce skidding and keeps the ball on its intended line. Balance and Control: The well-distributed head weight helps maintain rhythm and control, especially on longer putts. Specifications Loft: 3° Lie Angle: 71° Lengths: Available in 33", 34", and 35" Toe Hang: Moderate (ideal for slight arc strokes) Hosel: Short slant neck Head Weight: Approximately 360 grams Grip: Lamkin Deep Etch (other options available) Shaft: KBS steel putter shaft Summary The Wilson Staff Model MT22 is a well-balanced mid-mallet putter that offers the perfect combination of traditional shaping and modern forgiveness. With its clean design, responsive feel, and forgiving performance, it appeals to players who want more stability than a blade but prefer a more compact look and feel than a full mallet. It's an excellent option for golfers with a slight arc in their putting stroke seeking consistency and confidence on the greens. Let me know if you’d like help comparing it to the TM22 or BL22, or finding the best fit for your stroke type.
