The BB1 is designed and built around Bettinardi’s classic BB1 style head. The design element of the 2013 BB1 has a slightly lower profile and a more shallow face to frame the golf ball absolutely perfectly at address. This allows the putter to sit below the golf ball. The footprint of the BB1 is wider from front to toe which allows for a more stable putter.

The BB34 is a heel shafted mid mallet that is based on a traditional mallet design with a little Bettinardi flare. The BB34 maintains the wider footprint to allow for a more stable putter. The BB34 stays true to the consistent goal of perimeter weighting with raised heel and toe bumpers resulting in a larger area for sweet spot.

The BB37 is a brand new model to the Bettinardi line of putters. The BB37 is classified as a hybrid style putter morphing a BB1 style head with a mallet. The BB37 maintains the wider footprint to allow for a more stable putter. The semi half moon cut allows for increased perimeter weighting on the heel and toe of the putter resulting in a more forgiving sweet spot on off center hits.

BB54 is designed and built around one of Bettinardi’s most popular and successful model, the Baby Bee Accelerator model. The Baby Bee putter captured the 2003 US Open at Olympia Fields, IL. Bettinardi has used modern technology to alter the Baby Bee design concept and has created the most forgiving MOI mallet.

BB54 is designed and built around one of Bettinardi’s most popular and successful model, the Baby Bee Accelerator model. The Baby Bee putter captured the 2003 US Open at Olympia Fields, IL. Bettinardi has used modern technology to alter the Baby Bee design concept and has created the most forgiving MOI mallet.

BB54 is designed and built around one of Bettinardi’s most popular and successful model, the Baby Bee Accelerator model. The Baby Bee putter captured the 2003 US Open at Olympia Fields, IL. Bettinardi has used modern technology to alter the Baby Bee design concept and has created the most forgiving MOI mallet.