Aloha! Bettinardi celebrates start of season with BB1 Tiki
1/11/2016 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
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The folks at Bettinardi have tapped into their inner Aloha to come up with a limited-edition BB1 inspired by the waves and sunshine of Hawai'i
But wait a minute, the PGA Tour starts its season in Hawai'i every year, and that got the Bettinardi team tapping into their inner-Aloha.
"We can't play much in Chicago during the winter," said Sam Bettinardi, the company's marketing manager. "But we got inspired by the warm breezes of Hawai'i and decided to offer a limited edition of our BB1 putter to start the 2016 season."
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The bottom of
the BB1 Tiki is gorgeous |
The BB1 Tiki is a 'no pocket' BB1 milled from soft, mild carbon steel and finished with a Texas Tea finish (which requires hand soaking). That finish is decorated with gentle blue waves and intricate engravings of Tiki men. The face is Micro HoneyComb-milled for a pure roll. A few more details:
- Material: Mild Carbon Steel
- Face Milling: Micro HoneyComb
- Weight: 350g
- Finish: Texas Tea
- Lie: 71 degrees
- Loft: 3 degrees
- Toe Hang: 3/4
The BB1 Tiki is available at Bettinardi specialty dealers on January 15, 2016.
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