BB32

The Bettinardi BB32 line lives almost entirely within a single year on our record, 2014, with five releases logged: the standard BB32, a Counter Balanced BB32 CB, and versions of each folded into that year's BB Series. There's no arc of redesigns to trace across seasons here, the line reads instead as one model surfacing in parallel forms within the same generation, standard and counterbalanced, standalone and series-badged.

The maker's own product page describes the BB32 as a plumber's neck mallet built for mallet fans, with a long sight line and an unusual flange shape meant to build confidence at address, and notes that looking down at the topline is meant to give the golfer reassurance while holding the putter. That same page lists the head at 353 grams, in mild carbon steel with a satin silver finish, paired with a red Pure Grip in standard or midsize, 3 degrees of loft and 71 degrees of lie. Golfalot's reporting corroborates the carbon steel head, though it doesn't specify the same finish or weight details as the maker's page.

The counterbalanced variant, the BB32 CB, followed the same 2014 timeline, and the maker describes it elsewhere as carrying a honeycomb face, aimed at players who want the mallet's shaping with added stability from the counterbalance build. Plugged In Golf, reporting as a third party rather than the maker, placed both the standard BB32 and the BB32 CB within that year's BB Series lineup, with the standard model listed at two different price points, 349 and 299 USD, and the CB version at 349 USD. Those figures come from the publication's own reporting rather than from Bettinardi directly, and the discrepancy on the standard model's price is worth noting rather than resolving in either direction.

Taken together, the BB32's record is less a multi-year evolution than a single generation captured from a few different angles, standard and counterbalanced, independently listed and series-bundled, all dated to 2014.