Bettinardi Launches 2027-28 Queen B Putters With New Milling
By Staff Writer
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Bettinardi Golf has introduced the 2027-28 Queen B Series, the latest update to a putter lineup it first launched in 2012. The new generation features three head shapes across five neck configurations, a French Gold PVD finish and a new face milling pattern called Macro Honeycomb.
What is new about the Macro Honeycomb milling?
Macro Honeycomb scales up Bettinardi's longtime honeycomb face pattern, producing what the company describes as a firmer, crisper feel with more audible feedback at impact. It sits at the firm end of Bettinardi's current milling options, aimed at golfers who want more immediate feedback off the face.
Each head is precision-milled from 303 stainless steel at Bettinardi's headquarters in Tinley Park, Illinois, and weighs 362 grams. Company president Sam Bettinardi said the Queen B line has consistently given the brand room to use a bolder design language than its other putter families.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Head shapes | 3 |
| Configurations | 5 |
| Material | 303 stainless steel |
| Head weight | 362 grams |
| Finish | French Gold PVD |
| Price | $499.99 |
| Pre-order | November 3 |
| In-store | November 19 |
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Bettinardi Queen B Series cost?
Each model in the 2027-28 Queen B Series retails for $499.99.
When can golfers buy the new Queen B putters?
Pre-orders open November 3 at Bettinardi.com, with in-store availability at authorized retailers starting November 19.
How many Queen B models are available?
The lineup spans three head shapes and five total neck configurations.
What is different from previous Queen B putters?
The biggest change is the new Macro Honeycomb face milling, a scaled-up version of Bettinardi's traditional honeycomb pattern that produces a firmer feel and more audible feedback.
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