Master Scotty Cameron Putters: Worth It or Not? Thread - Page 33

Well, price per shot taken, you'd think you'd want to buy an expensive putter. But just say, find one that works for you with your price tolerance. Honestly, i love putting, its my favorite part of the game, i putt with an Odyssey White Ice #1 putter 35" length 340 grams, and i added about 10 strips 2" strips of lead tape to the back of it. I've tried a scotty cameron putters, they are smooth, i really like them, but i don't think there would be that much improvement in my golf game. Luke Donald putts with a Odyssey putter, and Rory putts with a scotty cameron. 

If $300 is too much for a putter, what about this one that sold on eBay about a month ago? And the seller even charged $69.50 to ship it!! 

(BTW $6,999.99 was the actual selling price as this is listed in the completed auctions.)

I went to buy a new putter, knowing that I was going to get a Scotty Cameron.  I had the money, it's the most used club, and I was going to make the investment.  I really wanted the new black Newport.

I ended up leaving with a fitted SeeMore.....  I really wanted a Scotty, but putted 10 times better with the SeeMore, so I couldn't justify spending double the money for something I putted worse with.  With putting, it's all about what feels good to you and that the putter sets up straight to your eyes.  

And I had enough money left over to take the family out for all you can eat seafood while we were down at the beach.

I made 5 birdies on the back nine yesterday putting with this.

In putting, making a good stroke trumps technology every time.

I just left my local Golfsmith with my brand new Scotty Cameron California Monterey!  I went there dead set on getting one of the black models but man I fell in love in a hurry.  I am a huge fan of the new pistolero grip!!!!  I agree with everyone saying that we spend the money of a driver so why not.  And you cannot beat the look of a Scotty. Now I am trying to raise the money to send it away to his custom shop and make it a one of a kind, guess that will have to wait till next season.  And I traded in a few putters I have used in the last couple years and I dropped the price from $350 to $150.  The good news is I never really struggle with my putting in fact it is about the only thing I do well. 

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Originally Posted by k-troop 

I made 5 birdies on the back nine yesterday putting with this.

 

 

In putting, making a good stroke trumps technology every time.

I can't speak for anyone else but, I did not get a scotty because I thought it would make more putts. I just really like the look and feel of the putter. I have no doubt that a bad stroke will still cause the ball to miss. 

i received a scotty newport for x-mas from my wife, and so far love it , my other putter is a scottsdale ping and that is good as well , touch on the scotty i think is better though