Bettinardi brings unique forging technology to new irons: Everything you need to know
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Bettinardi Golf is known for producing some of the most intricate and precise putters on the planet, and for the first time are bringing their expertise to irons with the release of their CB24 and MB24 designs. Here is everything you need to know about the new irons from Bettinardi Golf, which will be available for preorder starting March 26th, with a starting price of $1600.
The CB24 and MB24 models
When it comes to forged irons, it’s hard to beat a classic cavity back and blade, but just because these designs are classic doesn’t mean you have to rely on old-fashioned manufacturing techniques to create something that offers performance.
The Bettinardi CB24 irons are intended to offer skilled golfers an iron with a traditional setup from address, but with extra playability thanks to the technology built into the head through the forging process.
“The cavity back is a very versatile set of irons looking down at it … I think we’ve truly nailed the profile, the top line, and the offset, and that was very important to me.” Sam Bettinardi, President Bettinardi Golf, “The first thing people do when they look at an iron is they want to see what it looks like from address and I think what we’ve created is perfect in terms of design.”
Bettinardi CB24 Custom Irons
$228.57
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The MB24 irons share the same design characteristics as the cavity back including the blade length, but with a slightly thinner topline.
Bettinardi MB24 Custom Irons
$228.57
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Bettinardi iron technology
Although they might look like simple one-piece forged irons from the outside, a lot is going on under the hood of the CB24 and MB24 irons to help them perform and feel just as good as they look.
One piece co-forged solid body
Bettinardi utilizes a co-forging process to place materials inside the head, behind the sweet spot, and towards the toe to boost MOI numbers. This process allows them to create solid body irons without reducing feel and player feedback.
Tri-material construction
Thanks to the aforementioned co-forging process, the CB24 and MB24 irons have dense tungsten embedded within the toe and a much less dense ceramic composite in the middle of the muscle pad of each iron. These materials help precisely shift the center of gravity through the set to help make the longer irons easier to launch while also offering greater trajectory control with the shorter irons.
Price and availability
Bettinardi’s MB24 and CB24 irons are now available for pre-order starting today — March 26th at bettinardi.com and have a starting price of $1600. The CB24 will be available in right-handed and left-handed, and both iron models will offer a total of 24 shaft and 18 grip options.
Authorized Bettinardi dealers including True Spec Golf plus Studio B Oak Brook by Bettinardi will begin fitting golfers for the MB24 and CB24 irons on Friday, April 5th, and internationally starting in late April. The left-handed CB24s will begin shipping in late June 2024.
Want to overhaul your bag for 2024? Find a fitting location near you at True Spec Golf.
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Ryan Barath is GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com’s senior editor for equipment. He has an extensive club-fitting and -building background with more than 20 years of experience working with golfers of all skill levels, including PGA Tour players. Before joining the staff, he was the lead content strategist for Tour Experience Golf, in Toronto, Canada.