Bettinardi's Seattle Seahawks collection celebrates the Super Bowl champs in style
The closest you'll come to getting a Super Bowl ring of your very own.
Super Bowl LX went down in history for a number of reasons. Bad Bunny's half-time show stole most of the plaudits away from the field, while on it, Seattle's defense put in a Super Bowl performance for the ages as the Seahawks prevailed in dominant fashion over Drake Maye's New England Patriots.
The celebrations for Sam Darnold and co. are, of course, still ongoing. But for those Seahawks-loving golfers out there still basking in the glow of the franchise's second Super Bowl win, a timely gift has arrived in the form of Bettinardi's limited-edition Super Bowl LX Champions collection.
The US-based putter studio has a long history of working with the NFL, having produced luxury putters, covers, ball makers and divot repairers licensed to each of the league's 32 teams. As such, it was only fitting that they'd arrive in the wake of the big game on Sunday with a collection to honour this year's World Champions.
The collection takes inspiration from the famed blue, silver and bright green colour scheme the Seahawks are synonymous with, the centrepiece of the collection coming in the form of a custom-coloured BB28 putter. This is complemented with a cover embroidered with the Seahawks logo and a pattern inspired by the Golden Gate Bridge, honouring the city of San Francisco where the game was played.
Adding to the collection is a separate custom putter cover celebrating the Seahawks' new champion status, while commemorative ball markers and divot tools are also available, machined in Bettinardi's studio and finished with a 'Champions motif'.
The full Super Bowl LX Champions collection is available to pre-order now through Bettinardi's website.
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Brad Nash is Reviews Editor at GolfMagic, having joined the team in June 2025 to look after all things reviews, soft goods testing and equipment alongside Equipment Editor Georgina. Primarily a writer, you may see him pop up in videos or on the GolfMagic socials from time to time.
