The Bell IV 390 Upright Lie Full Mallet putter has a lie angle of 79 degrees with the shaft bore inside of the centered sight line. The Bell IV has a contemporary heel-toe-weighted full mallet putter design with a cavity back profile to spread weight to the heel and toe area.
- Allows a pendulum position at address
- Moves hands and eyes closer to the putter target and sight line.
- Head weight is 390 grams providing a solid feel at impact.
- 100% CNC milled from 303 Stainless Steel billet
- Complies with USGA equipment rules
Putter heads are CNC 100% milled from 303 Stainless Steel single piece billet. Finished to a non-glare matte finish.
Choose from popular Winn Dri-Tac Pistol putter grips in Standard, Midsize, and Jumbo sizes and Tacki-Mac Standard Pistol or Tacki-Mac Jumbo Wide Flat Top putter grips. Additionally, Winn 15" Counter Balance and SuperStroke 2.0 and 3.0 putter grips are available for an additional $20.00 at checkout. SuperStroke Zenergy XL Plus 2.0 and 3.0 grips are also available for an additional $25.00, while the SuperStroke Zenergy 17" 3.0 grip can be added for an extra $30.00.
Customization is available on GRIPS, LENGTH, and MORE.
Putter Model: Bell IV Upright Lie Full-Mallet 390 Putter Matte Finish
Putter Style: Upright Lie Full Mallet Putter
Head Design: Heel-toe-weighted with Cavity Back
RH or LH: Right Hand
Head Material: 303 Stainless Steel
Putter Head Weight: 390 Grams
Standard Length: 34″
Length Options: 32″ to 40″
Putter Head Width: 96 mm
Grip Options: 9 Grip Options
Standard Grip: Winn Dri-Tac Dark Grey Standard
Shaft: Straight Steel Shaft
Offset: No-Offset and Center Shafted
Toe Balance: Yes, with slight toe hang
Face Finish: Mid-Milled
Face Loft: 3.5 degrees
Lie Angle: 79 degrees
CNC Milled: Yes, 100% USA Made
Putter Finish: Matte
Headcover: Bell Black Putter Cover
Fitting Guides for Upright Lie Putter: Most putters range from 33 to 35 inches. The ideal length allows your eyes to be directly over the ball, with your arms hanging naturally. Adjust based on your height and posture. Taller players may need longer putters, while shorter or more upright players might prefer shorter options.