MT22
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe MT22 line arrived in 2022 as Wilson Staff's mid-mallet entry into its Staff Model milled putter push, with the record showing three releases carrying the name: The Mallet - MT22 Staff Model, the Wilson Staff Model MT22, and the MT22 Mallet under the Staff Milled Collection edition. Golfbusinessmonitor.com described the shape as a mid-mallet design, while golfballs.com called it a balanced, round back mallet style putter, and tgw.com noted it was built to suit the eye of golfers who like the confident, larger shape of a mallet. Golf Monthly went further, positioning the head within Wilson's broader lineup by noting it was very similar to the CS22 other than in the shaft position and it's slightly smaller footprint, suggesting the MT22 sat alongside sibling models as a variation on shared engineering rather than a standalone departure.
Across the reporting, a consistent picture of construction carries through all three listings: 304 stainless steel face, aggressive face milling, and 100% milled builds, per prnewswire.com, thehackersparadise.com, and golf.com respectively. Thehackersparadise.com also credited the design to Clay Long, a detail unique to the Wilson Staff Model MT22 entry among the rows on record. Stock length offerings of 33, 34, and 35 inches appear in both the prnewswire.com and golf.com coverage, suggesting that spec held steady across at least two of the three releases, and the MT22 Mallet edition added adjustable precision weights per golf.com, along with a reported MSRP of 349.99 USD and a rollout golf.com described as pre-sale on Wilson.com starting today, retail locations starting November 1st.
Taken together, the three MT22 releases read less as distinct generations and more as close variations within a single 2022 launch window, each carrying forward the same stainless steel, milled-face identity while differing in edition naming and, per the Golf Monthly comparison, small footprint tweaks relative to Wilson's CS22. Nothing in the record marks a later era or a redesign beyond that first year.
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Releases
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