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The Bell IV 390 is a long, no-anchor broom-style putter milled from 303 stainless steel. Its 390-gram full-mallet head is heel-toe weighted and face balanced, and the 79-degree upright lie lets the hands sit away from the chest. It is aimed at older golfers fighting the yips or back pain from bending over a standard putter, and it is built to USGA rules. Against typical long putters, the heavy head and two-piece grip with a 5-inch split are its main talking points.
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This right-handed long putter has a full-mallet, cavity-back head precision-milled from 303 stainless steel billets. The heel-toe weighting and face-balanced design are built for balance and control. The head weighs 390 grams.
The 79 degree upright lie angle makes it easy to keep the hands separated from the chest. It is a long, non-anchor putter with a straight steel center shaft and no offset. It complies with USGA guidelines for use in USGA events.
It comes assembled with a Winn two-piece putter grip, with a 5-inch gap between the upper and lower grips. A SuperStroke Tour 1.0 two-piece grip is available as an option. A standard length of 43 to 45 inches is recommended, and many golfers near 6 feet tall prefer 45 inches.
