Bettinardi
Studio Stock
Our Review:
WHAT IT DOES: The assumption with Bettinardi putters is that they only exude quality and craftsmanship and, well, prettiness. Yes and, um, no. Although the Studio Stock remains a precisely manufactured one-piece milling from 303 stainless steel, these putters feature a face texture designed to improve roll. Developed with tour-player input, the asymmetrical grooved face grabs the ball to accelerate initial forward spin that reduces backspin. Less backspin means that putts get into a true forward roll quicker for more consistent speed.
WHY WE LIKE IT: Bettinardi’s customization regimen offers multiple lengths, five lofts, seven lie-angle options and distinct offsets, toe hangs and hosel configurations on each model. A putter like this only gets better the more you take advantage of a proper fit.
Which one's for me?
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SS16
SS35
Club Specs
Models | Lofts | Head Weights | Lengths | Custom Lengths Available? | Dexterity | Neck | Price |
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SS16 | 358 | 33"- 38", STD = 35" | No | Right Hand | SPUD | $450 | |
SS35 | 358 | 33"- 38", STD = 35" | No | Right Hand | SLANT | $450 |
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