Bettinardi has launched their first ever irons with the release of the CB24 and MB24 irons. Will they be the roaring success Bettinardi putters have been?

Known for ground-breaking design and innovation of putters, Bettinardi has dipped into wedges and now launch their first generation irons as new in 2024.

The CB24 (cavity back) and MB24 (muscle back) irons are the culmination of more than 30 years of precision metal machining expertise from the Bettinardi team.

The CB24 and MB24 are designed using a rigorous process of innovation and leveraging advanced One Piece Forging Technology and seamless integration of tri-material construction.

The result is a suite of irons that promise maximum forgiveness, tight dispersion and consistent gapping. Bettinardi are impressing from the outset with these stunning new irons.

Bettinardi CB24 Irons Review

The Bettinardi CB24 is the cavity back model of the two design and the more forgiving and suited to a range of golfers from low to high handicap.

The CB24s are crafted using pioneering One Piece Forging Technology, which co-forges the internal components within a 1025 Carbon Steel body.

This design method achieves a solid iron construction that delivers exceptional feel and responsive feedback from long-iron to pitching wedge.

The inclusion of tri-material construction, which combines high-density tungsten, military-grade CMC and forged Carbon Steel, creates a weight profile that maximizes forgiveness while ensuring each iron remains balanced and consistent across the set.

Further enhancing these irons’ appeal is their progressive COG positioning. By carefully positioning tungsten and CMC components relative to each club’s loft, Bettinardi ensures precise COG placement that varies across the set.

This approach not only optimizes launch and backspin but also tightens dispersion for creating accuracy.

The classic head shape, designed with a modest aesthetic, inspires confidence at address and is engineered to optimize bounce for improved turf interaction.

The CB24 irons are available in 4 Iron (23 degrees), 5 Iron (26 degrees), 6 Iron (29 degrees), 7 Iron (33 degrees), 8 Iron (37 degrees), 9 Iron (41 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (45 degrees).

Bettinardi MB24 Irons Review

The MB24 model is the muscle back option of the series and can be played as an entire set or as a combined set with the more forgiving CB24s.

The MB has a classic head but has a tungsten muscle back design that offers more workability and shot shaping options.

Designed using the One Piece Forging Technology process, they provide golfers with a level of feedback and responsiveness that helps Bettinardi’s new model stand out as a winner from the outset.

The irons have a multi-material construction from a combination high-density Tungsten, Military-Grade Ceramic Matrix Composite (CMC) and forged Carbon Steel to optimize the center of gravity (COG) across the set.

The innovative progressive COG enhances launch in the long irons, controls backspin in the scoring irons, and maintains tight dispersion with consistent gapping throughout the set.

The sole of each of the MB24 irons is also designed to optimize bounce, provide optimal turf interaction and help maximize distance.

The MB24 irons are available in 4 Iron (23 degrees), 5 Iron (26 degrees), 6 Iron (29 degrees), 7 Iron (33 degrees), 8 Iron (37 degrees), 9 Iron (41 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (45 degrees).

Bettinardi Irons Review: Are the CB24 and MB24 any good?

Bettinardi are known for high quality and the CB24 and MB24 both live up to the high standards that we have come to expect from the brand.

They are certainly hitting the mark with the first generation irons, which are designed with an interesting blend of technologies for a supreme all-round performance.

The progressive COG means you get optimized launch through the bag, there is impressive workability from the muscle backs and a touch of added forgiveness in the cavity backs.

Bettinardi are setting a new standard in performance with the new release. They have a classic look, but are anything but ordinary.

FAQs

What is the release date for the Bettinardi CB24 and MB24 irons?

They were launched in March 2024 and are available to buy.

How much do the Bettinardi irons cost?

The CB24 and MB24 both cost $1600 for a set or $229 for an individual iron.

What are the Bettinardi CB24 ions specs?

The CB24 irons are available in 4 Iron (23 degrees), 5 Iron (26 degrees), 6 Iron (29 degrees), 7 Iron (33 degrees), 8 Iron (37 degrees), 9 Iron (41 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (45 degrees).

What are the Bettinardi MB24 ions specs?

The MB24 irons are available in 4 Iron (23 degrees), 5 Iron (26 degrees), 6 Iron (29 degrees), 7 Iron (33 degrees), 8 Iron (37 degrees), 9 Iron (41 degrees) and Pitching Wedge (45 degrees).

What Bettinardi says about the new 2024 irons:

Unwavering in our commitment to innovation and craftsmanship, our first-generation irons are the result of over 30 years of experience in machining metal and a quarter-century of dedication to the game of golf.

“Employing our signature One Piece Forging Technology, our seamlessly co-forged irons utilize a tri-material construction to individually optimize COG across the set, offering maximum forgiveness, tight dispersion and consistent gapping.

“Years of research and planning, and hours upon hours of collaboration with Tour players, went into crafting these impeccable irons. Forge your Legacy with the all-new MB24 and CB24 irons.

“The integration of high-density Tungsten and Military-Grade CMC (Ceramic Matrix Composite) within the forged Carbon Steel body produces weight profiles that maximize forgiveness while maintaining balance and consistency from one iron to the next.

“Loft-dependent positioning of the Tungsten and CMC components ensures precise COG placement in each iron.

“This progressive COG shift generates more launch in the long irons, controlled backspin in the scoring irons, and tighter dispersion while maintaining consistent gapping through the set.

“A Tour-inspired head shape with a modest aesthetic inspires confidence at address on every shot. The sole of each club is shaped to optimize bounce, ensuring prime turf interaction for effective energy transfer from club to ball.”