Building the Wildest Set of Bettinardi Irons Ever!

You’ve never seen a set of Bettinardi CB24 irons like THIS before! In this video, I go full mad scientist in the shop to build one of the wildest, most customized sets of CB24s ever made. From high-end shafts to wild grips and every tweak in between — this is club building on another level.

Watch as I walk you through the full process, explain the gear choices, and give you a behind-the-scenes look at how performance meets personalization in these stunning irons.

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welcome back to the wildest build kind of series this has turned into uh that I’ve done we’ve done a set of amazing Mazuno irons we’ve done some really cool Cleveland wedges and we’re back to doing a set of irons again this week we are building a crazy set of Bettonardi CB24 rainbow PVD irons uh these things are amazing uh I can’t believe these heads uh you know down here in the shop they look I mean and on camera they do not don’t do it justice even come close uh the cool rainbow PVD that’s in the cavity but then you get the hints of the rainbow colors across the face and across these irons i mean these are great looking irons and just chrome when they first came out uh but these here in the rainbow PVD are just absolutely crazy so uh these things are going to be amazing to build up i’m super excited uh to build the set this is four through pitching wedge uh we’re going to build up a set of these and these are really soft i mean beyond mean greatl looking they’re just really good forged irons so soft feel really good looks but these things headwise uh are just off the charts betardi was kind enough to send me these irons so this is going to be an amazing part of the build they also to go with it sent me a really cool set of Betardi cord grips these are basically Lamin uh crossline 360s uh in cord bunch of different colors orange black blue green so we’re going to have these to go on uh we’ve got some BBNF fererals bunch of different ones here bunch of different colors went and kind of did one of their uh kind of random bags and just did the random choice so we’re going to put these on uh kind of matched the colors a little bit with the grips and then for shafts we are of course going to go with a set of KBS Rainbow PVD these are Seaper Light stiffs so Capabite 110s uh with the cool rainbow PVD finish finish i know this is a similar set of uh same set of irons we uh shafts we did with the wedges but I think these are going to look absolutely spectacular with this rain these rainbow PVD heads so uh let’s go ahead and build this set up i am super stoked to build it and then take it outside in the sun and get some pictures of it cuz it’s going to be probably one of the wildest sets of irons you guys have ever seen so let’s get building all right so the first thing I like to do is take my shaft that I’m using and I kind of mark them all with a nice little like four or whatever the iron is i mean I know it’s on the label but sometimes that’s harder to see like to mark it on the shaft then we’re going to take out the head that we’re going to use take off the little rubber cap and slide it in there so that way we are going to mark off how much tip prep we need on this on each iron so that way we also kind of have an idea of the depth of how far that shaft goes in and we’ll knock this out on all the different heads so pop off the little caps mark this up and boom with a Sharpie that way we’ll know exactly how much tip prep we’ve got on every single shaft there and that way we can make sure that uh we’re not over prepping them or under prepping them so that way we get a good bond with epoxy and head and shaft so we’ll go mark up the rest of these and man this PVD on both these things is just insane so cool all right so now we’re going to prep the tip here we’re just going to sand off the PVD finish just get it down to the bare metal that way we have a good bonding surface between this and the club head uh so let’s fire up i’m going to using a belt sander you can use regular sandpaper as well not a big deal you can do either one but just a light sand just get the color off and we’ll be good to go heat [Music] heat [Music] heat heat [Applause] [Music] looking good all right so now what I like to do is measure these up see uh what our playing length is on here and uh get these going so 4 iron here is going to be 38 12 in long so we set it on the old ruler here and mark it off at 38 and 12 and then go through the set and mark off all the other ones i’m going in 1/2 inch increments so this will be five iron in here be 38 and I just kind of like to get on here and get these uh all measured out and cut them cuz that’s the way I like to uh build them up due to swing weight and all that i like to get these things going and have the right length and everything set to go as I uh as I set these so 37 and a half for the old sixiron and we’ll mark off the rest of this set all right so now we’re going to trim these bad boys up we got to mark uh each shaft at what length we want them at we’re going to trim them off uh with our cut off wheel and get them to playing leng what length so then we can swing weight them and make sure to see if we need any tip weights anything like that so uh I’ll try to edit this so apologize to any headphone wearers i’ll try to edit it to make sure the sound is too bad [Music] a little sand [Music] Oh [Music] [Music] heat n All right so we’re going to put on these things on the old swing weight scale this one here designed put your grip on there so you can actually get the grip and we’ll start with a 4 iron i like to play my stuff around D2 it’s pretty much what I have this set at and uh let’s see where we’re at see if we need any tip weights or anything like that to get these to swing rate right and wow four iron is D2 on the nose uh wow okay D2 for the 4 iron uh let’s go ahead and uh check the five but uh let’s uh get these all put together here that’s uh Wow right on the nose d2 that’s pretty good this one here maybe just a hair lighter so we’ll need like a 2 g tip weight if that it’s like D1 and a half so these are specking out really really close but let’s finish out the set and uh get them all speced out all right so went through swing weight everything and uh we’re good we’ve got uh nothing there that they’re all D2 pitching wedge D3 cuz I am playing the pitching wedge about a/4 inch long so we’re going to mix up some epoxy to uh get this bad boy these these bad boys done um when you epoxy you want to depending on what your epoxy is what you’re using uh you kind of want to make sure like this is this Bmpton uh you want to make sure it is 50/50 in terms of how much you’re using now some people will weigh it out to get it exactly right um other people will you know just kind of eyeball it like myself I’ve been doing this uh a long time so we’ll eyeball it up i’m going to use a little bit of shafting beads on this one they’re they’re pretty tight uh but we’ll put a little bit in there just to make sure we’re completely That was a little more than I wanted uh but we’ll make sure that we’re uh completely good there get out of some of those beads mix this up really well i like to fold it over into itself uh a few times to ensure that we got enough epoxy there to coat the inside of the the hoszle as well as the shaft and you don’t this isn’t a competition of how much epoxy you can put in into a shaft and head uh you just want enough to kind of coat the inside and outside so we’re going to grab our pitching wedge shaft kind of labeled it right there uh on here I like to do first is put the fereral on these are some BBNF fererals uh they make some just amazing stuff i like to put a little bit of epoxy inside here to help hold it in place after it’s dry now if with these I found that 355s are super tight with BBNF fererals uh so I actually like to ream them out uh to 370 using a a reamer bit or a drill bit and uh and get them that the full 370 they go on a little easier but some people I’ve heard heating them up and and other things so uh take your amount of epoxy let’s put it inside the head here make sure to kind of coat the inside of the hoszle as well as you can and once that’s coated I like to take a little bit and put it on the tip of the shaft as well this way I know everything is coated and we’re not going to have any weak spots and again you’re not trying to load this thing up with epoxy and when I go in I like to spin it to ensure everything is coated there as you put the shaft in then give it a little tap to make sure it’s seated and then you just wipe the epoxy off so grab a little paper towel wipe the a excess off there and number one is done and ready to set over and dry all right so glue is dry so let’s go ahead and get these gripped up so that way we can then add some some shaft labels and call it a day so we got uh grips here again you want to put this in your rubber shaft clamp get those grooves vertical like a perfect 90 degrees and then put your grip on here figure out how far you want to go and then throw some tape on i’m just going to do one roll of d or one strip of double-sided it’s pretty much all I do on most of my grips cut off with a little excess here peel off the other side stretch it around try to make it somewhat smooth if you can one little wrinkle in there but make that a little smooth and take your grip and these don’t really have these are 360s so they don’t really have Put a little solvent in there give it a swoosh pour her on and then toss her on all right take your towel wipe a little excess off make sure the grip there looks a little straight and Should be good all right one down set six more to go all right let’s put on these shaft labels like last time I kind of like doing one up one down here so uh I kind of measured i put a little dot on here kind of three inches below the grip and I’m just going to have the center of it touch that dot and then kind of run this thing down the shaft try to make it where I’m not getting too many bubbles or anything out of it hardest thing is making sure this is aligned where it is not going to be seen on either side so I love these these are pretty cool these kind of tie-dye shaft labels on here kbs did a really cool job with these KBS label and then got the old club junkie label so we got to put this on too that way we got both i’m going try to put it right in the middle bam kbs Club Junkie betardy did some pretty cool stuff here [Music] heat heat [Music] [Music] [Music] heat heat [Applause] [Music] heat heat [Music] heat heat [Music] heat heat [Music] [Music] heat heat [Music] all right there you have it that is the wildest build of Betardi CB24 irons you have probably ever seen rainbow PVD iron heads from Betnardi the CB24s these things are forged they’re really fantastic bbnf fererals KBSC taper light shafts in PVD rainbow and some wild Lamkin 360 cord grips with the Bentonardi logo uh these things are just flatout awesome i think they came out spectacular they’re really cool and honestly I know a lot of people say “Ah these things are too wild to ever play.” Um they’re actually not that distracting to me i think uh they look really good and uh you know they’re a pretty cool setup so thanks for following along appreciate you following this another wild build and uh I’m going to be on the lookout for some other wild things to build some other crazy sets uh shoot me a a comment down below if you think there’s something cool that we should build with you know a crazy set of shafts or iron heads or whatever that you saw let’s try to build up some more crazy and wild stuff so thanks again and we’ll do it again soon