BB28 Spud

The BB28 Spud is the "Spud" neck take on Bettinardi's BB28 blade, a double-wide shape according to golfmonthly.com, finished in a graphite gray finish per that same report, with what golfmonthly.com described as an aggressive Flymill face milling design. The maker's own page for the related BB28 Slotback Armlock describes a wide-body blade built for a "consistently effortless putting stroke," with a spud neck that flows from a single bend shaft and delivers a shaft of offset described on that page as "one and a half," though that listing covers the Slotback Armlock version rather than the Spud specifically.

Golfmonthly.com called the BB28 Spud the best looking putter on its list, adding "it's also got the best name" while noting "we do not think it's dedicated to the vegetable." Community opinion on the Spud has been favorable toward its blade credentials, with some praising it as user-friendly for a blade and citing a soft feel with good feedback. That same opinion draws a line against the rest of the BB28 lineup, noting the Spud doesn't carry the same level of forgiveness as the mallet putters included in the series, a tradeoff worth weighing against its looks and feel.