Bettinardi putter
Bettinardi BB48 Fitz (BB48-F)
- Players cited with it
- 1
- From 4 reports.
$550.00
Checked Sep 17, 2026. Verify at the retailer.
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Players cited with this
Matt FitzpatrickPRESS“These aren’t simply inspired by something Fitzpatrick used briefly in competition. These are the exact concepts he helped refine to win this season’s Valspar Championship, RBC Heritage and Zurich Classic.”
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“The BB1 Fitz Flow (BB1 FF) and the BB48 Fitz (BB48-F) are available to purchase now following Fitzpatrick's three recent PGA Tour victories at the Valspar Championship , the RBC Heritage and the Zurich Classic alongside brother Alex.”
Read the report“Fitzpatrick has, however, used other Bettinardi putters at times. The main alternative to his blade has emerged in the form of the BB48 Fitz: a half-moon mid-mallet engineered for slightly more forgiveness.”
Read the report“The 31-year-old’s return to world-class form over the last six months was initially sparked in the fall when he followed the professional golf trend and switched to a Bettinardi BB48 mid-mallet putter. He won with that wand at the DP World Tour Championship and used it for his first four starts of the PGA Tour season in 2026.”
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Specifications
- Model
- BB48 Fitz
- Weight
- 350g
- Material
- 303 Stainless Steel
- Finish
- TourTone (Black Armor / Diamond Blast)
- Face Milling
- Fitz Face
- Loft
- 3°
- Lie
- 70°
- Offset
- 1
- Toe Hang
- 0
- Shaft Tip Diameter
- .370
Copied from the manufacturer’s own page, not measured by us.
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Photo credits
- Matt Fitzpatrick — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0