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Bettinardi introduces fresh ‘Queen B’ putters with 1 major change

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Bettinardi Golf is bringing a fresh look and new technology to one of its most recognizable putter collections with the announcement of the 2027-2028 Queen B Series. Since its introduction in 2012, the Queen B lineup has stood out for its distinctive head shapes and premium finishes, and this latest release continues that tradition while introducing some notable performance updates.

The latest generation of Queen B putters features five configurations across three head shapes, a rich French Gold PVD finish and the debut of Bettinardi’s Macro Honeycomb Face Milling technology.

What’s new with the 2027-28 Queen B Series?

Perhaps the most interesting addition to the lineup is the introduction of Macro Honeycomb Face Milling.

Details of the new Bettinardi Queen B Macro Honeycomb Face Milling

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Bettinardi’s traditional Honeycomb milling has been a recognizable part of the brand’s identity for years, and this new variation takes that familiar pattern and scales it up.

The Macro Honeycomb is designed to deliver a crisp, firm feel with audible feedback at impact. In fact, the new milling pattern sits at the firmest end of Bettinardi’s current face-milling offerings, making it an interesting option for golfers who prefer more immediate feedback off the putter face.

Each putter is precision milled from 303 Stainless Steel at Bettinardi’s headquarters in Tinley Park, Illinois, and features a 362-gram head weight designed to provide additional stability throughout the putting stroke.

Bettinardi Queen B #17 - 2028 Family
A look at the cavity on the crescent neck version of the 2028 Bettinardi Queen B #17 mid-mallet.

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Beyond the technology, the Queen B lineup continues to make a statement visually. The new French Gold PVD finish adds depth to the sculpted head shapes, while polished face and sole surfaces, detailed engravings and refined paintfill complete the look.

Three head shapes, five configurations

The new Queen B Series features three distinct head shapes with five total neck configurations, giving golfers a variety of looks and performance characteristics to choose from.

  • Queen B 2: A wide-body, tri-sole blade featuring an over-hosel slant neck. The design combines the familiar look of a traditional blade with a broader footprint, intended to provide additional stability.
  • Queen B 6: A returning wide-body design available in both plumber’s neck and spud neck configurations. The two options offer different looks at address and stroke characteristics within the same recognizable shape.
  • Queen B 17: A new compact mallet featuring a squared flange and more angular design. Available in center-shafted and crescent neck configurations, the QB17 brings a more modern head shape to the Queen B family.

“Queen B has always given us the freedom to push the envelope with a more expressive Bettinardi design language,” said Sam Bettinardi, president of the company.

Pricing and availability

The new Bettinardi Queen B Series will be available for pre-order on November 3 at Bettinardi.com, with in-store availability starting November 19 at authorized Bettinardi retailers worldwide, including our friends over at Fairway Jockey. Each model will retail for $499.99.

Bettinardi Queen B Family
The 2028 Queen B series includes several shapes to find the right option for your game.

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