Comments on: Scotty Cameron Studio Select Putters Review

By: chris gaul

chris gaul — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 20:18:42 +0000

I think the Studio Select Newport 2 is Scotty's best offering in many years. The weight is better (I have a 34 inch), the milling appears to be better than earlier Studio models, the feel is excellent and the grip is by far the best Scotty has produced. I have gone through seven SC putters over the years, and this one is by far the best. Hard to believe he can come up with something any better in a blade/anser style putter.

By: Binh P

Binh P — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 05:53:43 +0000

I picked up the Scotty Newport 2.6 today... they finally made putter in the style that I love... I was skeptical as always when I went to try it out, but it won me over after 3 hours of putting with everything... I'm in love again

By: Scotty

Scotty — Tue, 12 May 2009 07:58:47 +0000

There are three main types of putters: "Toe-Balanced," "Face-Balanced" and "45 Degree Hangers." So, in Select Family, which one is Toe-Balanced, which one is face-balanced and which one is 45 degrees (or how many degrees)? It's very important but no one comment about it.

By: Phil B.

Phil B. — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 22:23:59 +0000

Recently, I helped my Dad move to a smaller house. While cleaning out a closet I came across the SC Bullseye putter
that I remember my Dad playing with years ago. I had often thought about that putter (it was in fact the first putter I ever held and the one he used to teach me to putt) but I hadn't seen it and assumed it was gone for ever. He had carefully wrapped it up and put it away. He has passed it onto me now and I must say it is still the best SC I've ever played with.

By: Craig

Craig — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 22:03:53 +0000

I was once an aspiring teaching pro and have been a Titliest diehard for over 20yrs. The Scotty Cameron line of putters are by far the best tools you can use on a putting green, I have owned well over 10 of these putters and just bought the new SQUAREBACK 1 35in STUDIO SELECT.If you are a player you will look into this putter family it is worth it,like everyone says drive for show putt for dough$$$$$$$$

By: pcsmith

pcsmith — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 05:02:53 +0000

Never had a putter other than a Scotty. Have 5 of them - including RedX.

Cant afford to collect cars, so putters it is!

A well struck putt, with the line rolling over and over - best feedback a ball strike can give! Especially when it goes in!

By: Phil B.

Phil B. — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:34:45 +0000

Since around 1998, I have been using a Scotty Cameron
35", Newport T3. I have always loved that putter.
However as time passes by that my putting alignment has slipped a bit.
I first took note of the SC Studio 1.5 because of the alignment aid. A month ago, while in Miami, I tried a Newport 1.5 but with a 33" shaft. I loved it from the first putt. Everything about this putter has helped me get back to "one putts" instead of two or three.

Scotty Cameron has got my vote once again.

By: Gene

Gene — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:25:53 +0000

I find it difficult to understand why anyone would pay for the high dollar SC clubs. I have played golf for thirty years and have used three putters in that time.
1. Acushnet Bullseye Heavy Blade balanced to my spec's (for burmuda greens or bent grass during rain).
2. Taylormade Cb.3 balanced to my spec's
3. Odysey Two Ball center shaft balanced to my spec's.

I know that balancing your putter maked a huge difference and I don't mean heel to toe balancing.

I rarely three putt. I find it hard to believe that a Scotty Cameron would drop my score any further.

By: Ian

Ian — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 09:45:50 +0000

After watching me drool and procrastinate over this putter for months, my missus bought me a SS Newport 2 as a Christmas gift.

Maybe she got tired of me testing it out each time we walked past the golf store. Anway, she still can't understand how a golf club that hits the ball only a short distance can cost so much.

After my first outing with my Newport 2, I divorced my old TM Rossa Monza Corza and sold it away on ebay, so confident am I am that the Scotty is going to be good for my game.

The build quality and balance are second to none and makes you want to be better putter - just to do the club justice! I even made a New Year's resolution never to 3-putt with this club, so I guess I'll need to spend a bit more time on the practice green!

Nobody should be under the impression that this putter (or any putter for that matter) will instantly make you start boxing putts from all over the green. However, if you're a golfer that already knows how to roll a ball, then you'll appreciate everything about this range of putters.

By: chris

chris — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 21:38:51 +0000

I've had my 35" newport 2 for a couple of months and i have taken good care of it but there is still a bit of excessicve wear of the steel on the top and a lot of scatches has anyone else experiecned this