Queen B 14
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Queen B 14 sits in Bettinardi's 2023-2024 Queen B line as a compact crossover between blade and mallet, according to the maker's product page. The maker describes the head's heel and toe as finely milled with wide radiuses that sweep into the back flange, blending the two together for softer visual cues, and notes a high-toe topline paired with a one-piece milled Slant neck that provides 1/3 toe-hang, which the maker says suits golfers with a slight arc in their stroke. The production model is made from 303 Stainless Steel.
Plugged In Golf lists the Queen B 14's finish for the 2023-2024 line as Caramel Copper, and the same publication describes its shape as somewhat similar to the Queen B 7 but less refined, a comparison worth noting since it places the QB14 within the broader Queen B family rather than as a standalone design.
The record also holds a Remix version of this putter, per the maker's own page: a Black Magic finish with Yellowjacket accents, milled with what the maker calls an Aggressive Flymill face, said to offer a softer feel than the production QB14, along with a topline sight and double flangelines for added visual aid. That Remix shipped with a Citric Yellow Iomic grip and matching headcover in limited quantities. A separate DASS Hexperimental Proto variant of the QB14, a 1-of-1 per the maker, carries a Floating Fancy FIT over Micro Honeycomb face, a Fat Cat mark on the sole, and a Torched Black Magic finish with a matte black shaft, shipped at the maker's standard length of 35 inches, loft of 3 degrees, and lie of 70 degrees.
Sources: bettinardi.com/collections (captured 2024) · bettinardi.com/collections (captured 2025)
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