Wilson Staff 8802 Putter Review

The Wilson Staff 8802 has a timeless, elegant shape milled from 304 stainless steel for the ultimate in precision, feel and feedback. This release frim Wilson Staff also features a double milled facing to be perfectly flat for true roll.

This putter also has centennial features such as the gold paint fill logo on the sole paired with the old-fashioned red Lamkin 3GEN smooth pistol grip.

Owen Davies (+2 handicap)

This putter has a classic look and is gorgeous at address, although it does not inspire confidence. It gives a super soft feel off the face and you get a huge amount of feedback on mishits. It also gave a surprisingly good roll considering the old technology used.

The putter was nicely balanced, although for me it could have been a touch heavier in the head, which would have allowed for a greater pendulum feel. The thin, classic pistol grip  was very old fashioned and allowed the hands to be active through the stroke.

Owen’s rating - 8/10

Josh Carr (5 handicap)

I love the classic, old-fashioned blade style head, although it may not instil confidence. It felt great when struck out of the middle and the mishits gave great feedback. I enjoyed the weight of the head as it allowed me to get a somewhat consistent stroke. I also enjoyed the classic grip, which is different to what you find on the majority of putters these days.

Josh’s rating – 8/10

Darren Ramowski (20 handicap)

This is a putter for the purist. It looks great but you need to be a confident putter to use it due to the small head and lack of alignment. It felt great off the face and gave a lovely roll with good hits. Even toe and heel mishits still have a good roll. The weight allowed for a smooth stroke and the standard grip is definitely one for the purist.

Darren’s rating – 8/10

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