Bettinardi

Why we like it

The appeal of Bettinardi’s putter shaping is that the designs look like something from a simpler era. The company’s milling process, however,
is built on a seamless blending of old-world vision and modern-day precision. The face’s flymill pattern creates a uniform feel, sound and control from heel to toe. The subtle sloping of the shoulders in the back flange frames a ball-width cavity and centres the putterhead’s mass to stabilise aim and stroke.

• Milled from 303 stainless steel.
• Slant neck works best for moderately arcing strokes.
• One model (BB48); head weight: 352 grams; length: 33-38 inches; loft: 3 degrees

Top 5 heaviest feeling, mallet putters, all handicaps