Bettinardi Studio Stock

[rcfs1834]

Any long term reviews or thoughts of the Bettinardi Studio Stock series? I’m looking at the #28 or #3 with the deep etched grip. Thanks

[Joelsim]

Great clubs. Just buy one. Both face-balanced and very nice to hit. Both swing really stably and my #3 has plenty of forgiveness. It’s a keeper. I’ve been trialling it against and Exo 7, an O-Works Marxman, a Stroke Lab V-Line and a newer Studio Stock #2. It’s right at the top of the pile with the Stroke Lab so far.

[MerryTex]

Anyone slinging these? Curious on how these stack up against the 2018/19 BB series.

[bbslurp413]

I’m using the #3 and it’s an amazing putter. You can’t go wrong with it

[MerryTex]

I'm looking at the 2018 and 2019 versions of the Studio Stock. I'll probably try and get into a #8 ('18) or #2 ('19). I used to game the Kuchar model and had some decent success with it so I'll try the Betti models. I am fresh off a 2-3 year break from the game and caught the bug again.

[Bubb]

I was very close to pulling the trigger on a #8 because I absolutely love the look of the head. The flat top line and the spectacular gray finish really work for me. I prefer the oversized Larkin etched grip to the standard size etched, but the regular etched has been a favorite of mine over the years.

I ended up going with a Toulon because I’ve bought into the benefits of the stroke lab shaft but I could see myself snagging a Betti SS #8 as a backup sometime next year. Beautiful putter.

[MaineMariner]

I just bought my Studio Stock #8 a few weeks ago so I have no long term reviews, but I looove how it looks and sets up. It just looks beautiful behind the ball. That finish is excellent in person and the putter just feels premium in the hands. The high toe of the #8 is visually appealing to me when I'm at address, and I love the ball-sized cavity. The high toe and cavity makes it very easy to line up straight.

[MerryTex]

Thanks for the responses, gents!