- Who is the BB 6.0 aimed at?
- Golfers who want a mid-size mallet with a soft milled feel and a mostly straight or slight-arc stroke. The spud neck and slight toe hang make it a poor fit for a strong gate swing.
- How does it differ from a blade?
- The mallet head adds stability and a larger alignment footprint while keeping a compact profile. It is still less forgiving than the biggest fang-style mallets.
- What does the VDF Flymill face do?
- The variable-depth milling is meant to produce a consistent roll and a softer, quieter impact than a flat milled face. Most owners report exactly that.
- What are the loft and lie?
- 3 degrees of loft and 70 degrees lie, with 3/4 offset. That is a fairly standard setup for a mallet and suits most players without adjustment.
- What grip comes on it?
- A Bettinardi-branded Lamkin Smooth Standard grip. It is a conventional pistol-style grip, so players wanting a larger or counterbalanced grip will need to swap it.
- Is it face-balanced?
- No. It has slight toe hang, so it favors a stroke with a little rotation rather than a pure straight-back, straight-through motion.
- Where is the Bettinardi BB 6.0 cheapest?
- At Rock Bottom Golf, for $495.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bettinardi BB 6.0?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Dick's Sporting Goods, Rock Bottom Golf.