Model TM22

The Wilson Staff Model TM22 shipped in 2022 as part of the Staff Model line, a twin-tail, high MOI mallet with a fanged flow neck, according to golfbusinessmonitor.com and golfmonthly.com. thehackersparadise.com traces its shape to Wilson's own #7, calling it the Wilson Staff take on a #7, and lists a face milled from 304 Stainless Steel with a moderately aggressive depth, a satin finish, black alignment lines running down the flange and fangs, and a W/S Shield stamped into the face with a script Wilson logo in the cavity. tgw.com describes the same face material as 304 stainless steel with a silver finish, and both tgw.com and golfballs.com credit the head with 100% precision milling to exceptionally tight tolerances.

Community opinion on the TM22 is largely warm on execution and mixed on presentation. One Community note calls out excellent milling and mill marks, a flowing shape without hard edges, and a deep, plush tock at impact, while also flagging that the price could deter buyers without a proper marketing push, that the Wilson script in the cavity reads like big-box branding, and that Wilson does not credit a designer on the release, though thehackersparadise.com names Clay Long as designer. thehackersparadise.com's own review lands on the positive side despite its reservations, summing the putter up as fantastic, which for me makes all of the little hiccups that much more frustrating. thehackersparadise.com and other outlets put the MSRP at $349.99 USD, and tgw.com notes 15-gram weights built in for stability alongside some toe hang suited to a slight arc stroke, while golfbusinessmonitor.com describes that same toe hang as moderate.