Queen B 8

The record holds a single release for the Queen B 8 line: the 2025-2026 edition. There's no earlier chapter here to trace, no prior Queen B 8 to compare it against. What we have is one entry point into the model, and it arrives already dressed in the kind of maker's-eye detail Bettinardi tends to reserve for its Hive Archive drops.

Plugged In Golf's reporting describes the Queen B 8 as a wide-body blade with a plumbers neck or center shaft, though that's the publication's characterization rather than a spec confirmed by the maker or verified outright. It's worth noting as one outlet's read on the shape, not as an established fact about the line.

The maker's own page leans hard into the limited-run, collector angle for this specific casting: a DASS Queen B 8 milled to 358g, carrying Micro-Honeycomb face milling, a sole "full of Tour icons that wrap completely around the sole, with one featured engraving painted in pink," and RJB's own initials worked into the bumper. It's paired with a black leather Gripmaster grip and a black Motion Tour headcover built specifically for this release. That's the language of a one-off drop rather than a mainline production putter, and it colors how this first Queen B 8 entry reads: less an opening chapter of a broad line and more a single, heavily personalized artifact carrying the name into record for the first time.