Stylish new Scotty Cameron range released
We’ve all seen them on TV in the hands of some of the world’s best players, but until now there’s been no way of getting your hands on one.
I’m talking about Scotty Cameron putters with black finishes – arguably one of the most stylish combinations in golf.
Until now, master craftsman Scotty Cameron only made black putters for tour pros, but now Titleist are offering a total of 12 striking models featuring the classy black finish us gear junkies have craved.
The new Cameron Select family comprises five blades, two mallets, three mid-length versions, and two long options. All feature a classy ‘black mist’ finish and a deep milled face that is designed to offer a soft feel and sound at impact.
“My ultimate goal when designing and building a putter is to provide the golfer pure putting confidence,” said Scotty Cameron.
“Whether it is for the best players in the world or golfers who aspire to play their best, the performance and preference options available in the new Cameron Select line are my deepest yet. These putters have all been tour-validated, developed and refined through product and player research.”
One of the main design concepts in the new putters is ‘visual flow’, which is intended to make the putter heeds look as though they are flowing into the ground at address.
Available from April 1 (mid and long lengths available May 1), the putters carry a price tag of £278. No, that’s not an April fool – they’re just that good.
DETAILS
SRP: £278
MODELS/OPTIONS: 12
LH OPTION? Yes
w: titleist.co.uk
t: 01480 301 114
“My ultimate goal when designing and building a putter is to provide the golfer pure putting confidence." – Scotty Cameron
IN SCOTTY CAMERON’S WORDS
Who better to guide you through the range than the designer himself?
BLADES
Newport: A soft, modern blade with a high toe profile that aids in correct setup at address. A plumbing neck provides a full shaft of offset and medium toe flow.
Newport 1.5: A soft modern blade with a high toe profile featuring a black-on-black milled sightline in the flange and a short flare neck for added toe flow.
Newport 2: A crisp, modern blade with a high toe profile, black-on-black milled sightline in the flange and a plumbing neck that provides a full shaft of offset and medium toe flow.
Notchback: A crisp mid blade with a high toe profile, notched back flange with a black-on-black milled sightline and an elegant single bend shaft that provides 3/4 shaft of offset and near minimum toe flow.
Newport 2.6: A crisp modern blade with a high toe profile, black-on-black milled sightline in the flange and a zero-offset straight shaft positioned one shaft back from centre. The Newport 2.6 features a slightly thicker topline and minimum toe flow.
MALLETS & MID LENGTHS
GoLo Mallet: Elegant, rounded mallet with a slightly asymmetric D-shaped back flange with contained cavity lines and a pulled in heel that encourages a flowing stroke along the ideal arc. A single bend shaft provides 3/4 shaft of offset.
GoLo S Mallet: Elegant, rounded mallet with a slightly asymmetric D-shaped back flange with contained cavity lines and a pulled in heel that encourages a flowing stroke along the ideal arc. A zero-offset straight shaft positioned one shaft back from centre.
Newport 2 Mid: Refined crisp, modern blade for heel-toe blade enthusiasts seeking a mid-length option. Precisely weighted and balanced for mid lengths.
GoLo Mid: Elegant, rounded mallet with a slightly asymmetric D-shaped back flange precisely weighted and balanced for mallet enthusiasts seeking a mid-length option. Features a single bend shaft that provides 3/4 shaft of offset.
GoLo S Mid: Elegant, rounded mallet with a slightly asymmetric D-shaped back flange precisely weighted and balanced for mallet enthusiasts seeking a mid-length option. Features a zero-offset straight shaft positioned one shaft back from centre.
LONG PUTTERS
Big Sur: A sleek but full mallet matched to a double bend shaft that provides a full shaft of offset.
Big Sur S: A sleek but full mallet matched to a zero-offset straight shaft positioned one shaft back from center.
