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iNOVAi line · Bettinardi, 2015

iNOVAi Standard

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Maker
Bettinardi
Line
iNOVAi
Model
iNOVAi Standard
Year
2015

The Record

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The 2015 iNOVAi Standard sits at the front end of a line that Bettinardi has kept extending for years, well before the Roll Control face milling that would later define the 6.0 and 8.0 versions. According to mygolfway.com, this release paired 6061 aircraft grade aluminum construction with a stainless steel weighting system, milled low and away from the face, and used Bettinardi's F.I.T. (Feel-Impact-Technology) face along with a Superfly mill pattern. The same source lists a black anodized finish, two cut outs strategically milled from the body alongside side by side score lines, and a black iNOVAi headcover to match.

On spec, mygolfway.com reports a head weight of 358 grams and an MSRP of 329 euros, available in right and left handed dexterity with a Black Pure Grip in standard or midsize. The publication also credits the design to Bob Bettinardi, CEO of the company, though that attribution comes from the outlet's own reporting rather than a maker statement.

Set against the iNOVAi line's later chapters, the 2015 Standard predates the Roll Control face technology that Bettinardi would introduce on the 2021 Studio Stock series and later extend to the iNOVAi 6.0 and 8.0 in 2022. Where those later releases lean on an asymmetrical groove profile for topspin, this earlier Standard relies on the milled Superfly face pattern and F.I.T. construction that mygolfway.com describes, marking it as an earlier iteration in a lineup the maker has continued to revise.

Sources: bettinardi.com/blogs (captured 2025)

No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.

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