Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The Bell IV 390 is a right-hand full mallet putter milled from 303 stainless steel in Iowa, built with a 76-degree lie angle that sits 4 degrees more upright than Bell's standard 72-degree putters. Its 390-gram head is heavier than the 350-370 gram heads common on standard putters, and the half-offset, toe-balanced design with perimeter weighting suits a straight-back or gentle arc stroke. A long black sight line on the flange aids square alignment, and buyers pick from Winn or SuperStroke grips. It is aimed at golfers who want an upright setup and a stable, heavier mallet rather than a blade or a light standard mallet.
In stockReturn policy
The Bell IV 390 is a right-hand full mallet putter with a half-offset shaft. Its lie angle is 76 degrees, which is 4 degrees more upright than Bell's standard 72-degree lie. The heel-toe weighted head has a cavity back and perimeter weighting.
The head is 100% CNC milled from 303 stainless steel in Iowa and has a matte finish and a mid-milled face. It weighs 390 grams, which is heavier than the 350 to 370 grams typical of standard putters. A sight line helps square the putter face at address.
The head is toe balanced with a minimum hang and symmetrical weighting. This suits a straight-back-and-through stroke or a gradual arc (inside-square-inside) stroke. The putter comes with a Bell black putter cover.
