BB1 Fitz Flow
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe BB1 Fitz Flow carries the Bettinardi name into a specific competitive moment: Golf Monthly credits the putter with a 2018 Open Championship win. That same outlet describes its construction as one-piece milled from a solid block of 303 stainless steel, and, notably, applies both "blade" and "mallet" to the head in its coverage, a split worth flagging rather than resolving in either direction.
The Fitz Flow sits within the BB Series, a line Bettinardi has continued to revisit and rework in successive years. The maker's own material on the 2022 and 2024 BB releases speaks to that ongoing refinement, with Robert and Sam Bettinardi describing re-balanced heads, realigned centers of gravity, and new face milling technology such as the Perpetual Flymill pattern developed for the 2024 lineup. Sam Bettinardi has said of that later work, "This new method makes the face pattern exactly repeatable, creating tactile uniformity across the entire series." Whether the Fitz Flow reflects those specific changes or predates them is a matter of comparing the dated releases against Golf Monthly's account of this particular head.
Sources: bettinardi.com/blogs (captured 2025)
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