Are you interested in buying a Bettinardi production putter but wish you could change the putter’s appearance? If so, I have great news: the Bettinardi Workshop is open for business.

Bettinardi’s new Workshop program allows you to aesthetically customize any of their current production putters to better suit your needs.

Bettinardi’s online shopping interface has always allowed golfers to customize a putter for length, loft and lie but The Workshop allows the looks to be adjusted as well.

Think of the Bettinardi Workshop as a version of the Bettinardi REMIX program where you are in charge of the mixing board.

What can you customize in the Bettinardi Workshop?

First of all, this new customization program is not replacing the Bettinardi Custom Program. That program is alive and well and it gives you near infinite options for putter customization.

The Bettinardi Workshop program is more about customizing the aesthetic elements. The customization process begins with selecting one of the current stock Bettinardi models.

Once you select your model, you will be able to customize the finish, alignment scheme and paint colors.

Additionally, each customized putter will come with an exclusive Bettinardi Workshop grip and headcover.

Designed on your phone, then built in Tinley Park

One of the best things about the new Bettinardi Workshop program is that you can complete all of the customizations from your phone or computer.

When you select options or change your mind about options, the digital rendering updates to show your current choices.

Once you settle on your final design and submit your options, your putter will be built to spec at Bettinardi’s Tinley Park facility in Illinois.

Pricing for The Workshop putters varies with the model and options selected. The INOVAI models start at $475 with the other Bettinardi putter models starting at $525.

Regardless of the options you select, your finished price should be well below that of a full custom Bettinardi.

Can The Bettinardi Workshop deliver the goods?

I have the same question. How does the product that we see on the computer screen match the delivered putter?

Never fear, dear reader. I’m here to help. I’m sending in my Bettinardi Workshop order and I will let you see how the digital rendering compares to the finished putter. As soon as the box hits my porch, I’ll share my findings.

Until then, have a blast exploring the Bettinardi Workshop possibilities at Bettinardi.com

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