BB33

The BB33 came out in 2011 as part of that year's BB Series. According to thegolfwire.com, it's a classic, pear-shaped mallet, offered in both right-hand and left-hand versions, which was notable given how much of the mallet category at the time skewed right-hand only.

The publication also describes the face as carrying Bettinardi's patented Honeycomb face, paired with a custom double-bend shaft and pronounced mill lines on the shoulders meant to draw the eye toward the sightline. That combination, a pear mallet with a bent-neck rather than a straight or plumber's neck, points toward a face-balanced build, which thegolfwire.com lists as the putter's toe hang.

Within the 2011 BB Series, the BB33 reads as the mallet entry built around Bettinardi's face technology and alignment rather than around a blade shape or heavy toe hang, at least by the account on record here.