Bettinardi BBONE vs BBZERO

BigUrsus · February 24, 2020

Anyone know the difference? Why dont they have a 2020 BBZERO?

03trdblack · February 24, 2020

As I understand it, the BBzero is a tour only version that isn't available retail. Kind of like the Scotty Cameron 009 shape.

BigUrsus · February 24, 2020

Well that is frustrating. Loved the bbone except how thin the head looks.

Medson · February 24, 2020

You probably can find a used BB0 for $500 (give or take).

Scotty1140 · February 24, 2020

The 2020 BB1 looks awkward at address. The top line is really chunky and the bumpers look really thin.

BMuller23 · February 24, 2020

This is correct, we aren’t likely to see a BB0 retail model anytime soon. Luckily, Bettinardi makes tons and tons of BB0’s and it’s relatively easy to find a used one in like new condition $5-600 versus the $3,000 Camerons.

MattM97 · February 25, 2020

You can get a custom BBZero but they start at 2K, probably better to find a used one.

I agree that the BBZero is a million times better than the BBOne which looks like they were in a rush to finish the bumpers, ran out of time and just sold them as is.

Vanderslam9 · February 29, 2020

Hey guys, the BB0 is more of a stout, boxy, chunkier version of a BB1. The 2020 BB1 has bumpers that are a little more elongated, more of a nod to some of their first BB1's back in 1999-2001. One of the reasons for this is that the muscles and bumpers are perfectly lined up when looking down at address, vs the BB0's bumpers are slightly behind each shoulder. I personally prefer the visual at address better with their BB1 because of this feature, but the BBZero is much more desirable due to it being a tour only head. Also note that the BB1 has a crowned (rounded) topline where the BBZero is flat. As far as values of the BB0, I have been watching eBay looking for one myself and it seems that the older BB0's are selling for $600-$700 while the more recent releases are fetching $900, and closer to original selling price which is $1400.