Scotty Cameron Putters Buying Guide

The Scotty Cameron Family of Putters Are Designed to Perform

Behind every great putter, blade or mallet, is a designer, someone who loves the game and is passionate about producing sticks that bring pleasure and performance to every round. Today, names like Karsten, Rife, and Cameron are revered. Their putters take residence in the bags of some of the game’s biggest names. And when the final putt drops into the 18th hole on Sunday, and the putter is raised in triumph, their inscribed names are often held aloft in celebration.

Oh, and that’s not to say their names haven’t been flung to the bottom of a pond from time to time, too, or been found at the end of a putter wrapped around a nearby tree! The point is, they make the clubs we play. In this entry, we want to provide an overview of the designer and his putters that Tour players rely on around the hole as much as anyone’s: Scotty Cameron.

Who Is Scotty Cameron?

Cameron is a maverick designer. As a kid, he began tooling around with his Dad in the garage workshop. They would take their prototype designs out to the links and put them to the test. In his 20’s Scotty began designing putters for prestigious names like Maxfli, Cleveland Golf, and Mizuno. In 1992 he and his wife Kathy started Cameron Golf International, and just one year later, Bernhard Langer captured the Master’s using a Cameron design. In 1994, he joined Titleist.

Most popular Scotty Cameron Putters

The Studio Select is a precision-milled stainless steel blade putter that is used by Adam Scott, Ben Curtis and other professionals. The club provides excellent feedback on every putt, with a weighted blade that produces a wide sweet spot and clean roll. A basic alignment system favors more skilled golfers, but novices will improve the more they use it.
read the latest Scotty Cameron Studio Select Blade Putter Review

The Studio Select Kombi takes all the quality of the original and pours it into a mallet club. Beautiful form on this club follows high-performance function. Adjustable weighting, a high MOI, curved heel, and simple aligning site will make good putters better. Brett Quigley and other Tour player rely on the Kombi to trim their scores.
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The Newport Squareback follows the design of a Cameron prototype that is still the club of choice among many PGA’ers. Davis Love III digs his Sqaureback, with its modified mallet head that produces fantastic ball control, great feel, and plenty of forgiveness on miss-struck putts. The simple alignment feature makes this a great club for amateurs, too.
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The My Girl is a project club that takes its cues from the Newport series. Glamorous stainless steel is dressed with pink accents throughout. This putter will encourage sound putting with its weighted head and large sweet spot. Good look meet great performance!
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The Button Back Newport is a fine variation on the Newport theme, and features sleek old-school design and straight forward performance. The inlayed face produces great ball performance, free of skids or bounces. Then leather grip is a nice touch. Designed for very good players, the small sweet spot and lack of alignment aids might detour average or novice golfers.
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The Napa Valley is a throwback blade-style putter that offers lovely looks and good performance. This club was designed for those who enjoy a relaxing round with friends, and want their clubs to fit the mood. It will perform well for seasoned golfers who are comfortable with a simple alignment system and a smaller blade.
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The Circa ’62 is designed to inspire memories of golf a generation ago. Fashioned to look like a club Arnold Palmer might have wielded, it also delivers fantastic performance. Precision-milled from high quality carbon steel, the Circa ’62 gives any player the feel that will expand their range on the carpet.
read the latest Scotty Cameron Circa 62 Putter Review