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Review Date
October 30, 2009 Overall Rating
 4 of 5
Value Rating
 3 of 5
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Reviewed by: Brutus
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Shoots in the 70s Model Reviewed:
BHB5-CC Summary:
Bought this Carbon-Copper (CC) Bettinardi for under $100. It has a softer look to it than most Anser type putters. The finish is a softer almost silverish-gold with rounded edges when looking down. I am more used to the cold steel look of a Newport Studio Stainless. The honeycomb milled face is supposed to be absolutely flat as it can get. It has a copper insert that is gold plated that looks so-so.
The head weight is a bit heavier than most, but not making it unwieldy. Good stroke produce good feel, touch and sound as you'd expect for a putter of this caliber and from this designer. But anything less than an A strike results in a much different sound and feel, though the roll isn't too bad from a B stroke. I don't expect much from a C stroke from any putter, so no comment there.
I have 2 more weeks to putt with it before I decide if I want to keep it. So far I holed a fair share of throw up zone putts and lagged fairly well. Just another reason to go play more golf I suppose!! Similar Products Used:
Newport SS 2.0, Ping Anser2, Cameron Red-X
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Review Date
November 7, 2006 Overall Rating
 5 of 5
Value Rating
 5 of 5
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Reviewed by: BWeave09
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Shoots in the 70s Model Reviewed:
Ben Hogan B5-CC Putter Summary:
This is by far the best looking putter at adress that i have ever seen. It sets up square and has a nice heavy feel. I bought it at Dick's for 99.99, nearly 200 less than they were last year. The best putter I own Similar Products Used:
I have 11 putters. What can I say, I'm addicted. I have a Scotty Studio Design 2.5, Scotty Del Mar 3.5, Odyssey White Hot 2 Ball, Ping Cushin, Ping Anser 3, Ping Zing 2, Scotty American Classic Bullseye, and more. But this putter is by far the BEST.
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