Custom Scotty Cameron Pictures

**cwcaesar** · July 29, 2008

I just picked up a Scotty Cameron Newport 2 and am going to send it in to the custom shop. I was just wondering if anyone else has done this. I would like to see some pictures just to get some ideas, so post them if you've got them.

I will be sure to post mine when I get it back.

**DDBowdoin** · July 29, 2008

www.puttertalk.com / www.cameroncollector.com

on putter talk they have a the forum broken down by putter maker

**cwcaesar** · July 30, 2008

www.puttertalk.com

Really nice sites, thanks.

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

I know huh... they really know what they are talking about on there. Putter fanatics, if you ever feel like you spend to much money on clubs search out the "collection" or "show your line" threads and wow

100 putters + a majority are tour / limited versions

have you already sent the putter back? I love scotty but his custom shop kind of sucks...

if "custom" means an expensive headcover and a paintfill you can easily do then thats pretty bad. for 100 bucks I have my putter refurbished / refinished (torch copper plate) and my name on the right and left bumpers (not laser etched but HANDSTAMPED) plus a paintfill

give it a thought and I can throw you some details

**Whiplash** · July 30, 2008

I know huh... they really know what they are talking about on there. Putter fanatics, if you ever feel like you spend to much money on clubs search out the "collection" or "show your line" threads and wow

some of these collections are truly marvellous, the tools and especially Headcover collections are WAY over the top in some cases

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

some of these collections are truly marvellous, the tools and especially Headcover collections are WAY over the top in some cases

these guys seem to love exotic money holders... blue alligator and lime green rattlesnake

not to mention they run hundreds of dollars I am very, very impressed with some of the handmade repair tools

**cwcaesar** · July 30, 2008

have you already sent the putter back? I love scotty but his custom shop kind of sucks...

I would definitely like to know what you mean by the Scotty Cameron Studio Custom Shop kinda sucks. I thought that they were the end all-be all in customization. Have you had a bad experience or seen some shoddy work? Just curious as I had heard they were the best, but I haven't personally seen any of their work.

I want to get my name on it, new grip, new headcover, and new paintfill. I am not sure about a new finish as I kinda like the finish it already has on it. But I am open to new things. I would love it if you could 'throw me some details'. Thanks.

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

I would definitely like to know what you mean by the Scotty Cameron Studio Custom Shop kinda sucks. I thought that they were the end all-be all in customization. Have you had a bad experience or seen some shoddy work? Just curious as I had heard they were the best, but I haven't personally seen any of their work.

Ok, here we go... I'm sure this will get people fired up. The standard options won't include a restorization or a handstamp. If you look at what he offers for stamps they are a bit tacky...

("flower power" "clover" and a money sign) http://www.scottycameron.com/customization/default.asp honestly if it were truly custom his shop would accept emails and you'd start a dialog and work together. he's so large that its just not possible... so you're left with expensive and limited options 1) he wont handstamp your name (initials only - $30) 2.) paintfills arent a big deal and can easily be done yourself 3.) you get a fancy "shaftband" wow - thats exciting man I'll give you some props on the grips, they are nice... but the nice ones will set you back cash (37 for a custom, 57 for a leather) the headcovers are cheap (for standard models)... obviously more for the "custom shop" ones overall, EVERYTHING you want costs you something and it adds up fast and in the end its not really "custom", at least to me it isnt

**cwcaesar** · July 30, 2008

1) he wont handstamp your name (initials only - $30)

Actually, they will hand stamp your name on the bumpers if you have the studio select model. He can fit 5 letters a side on the Newport 1 and 7 letters a side on the Newport 2.

Where else would you recommend having custom work done that is good quality and a reasonable price. Also, there is the Scotty Custom shop stamp that you can get. I agree that the other three are redicualos, though I have seen some creative things done with them placed in the Cherry Bombs covered in translucent paint.

**polodinks** · July 30, 2008

he could stamp my name on the putter cause my name is only 4 letters...... polo would look so good on my circa

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

George Palombi (geogolf on putter talk) does great work... you could always talk over options with him (just send him a pm, you'll find his ID as a moderator under the Palombi Putters section)

he can refinish / refurbish for 100 bucks, will handstamp, painftill, can alter some weight, add a floating face (beach) for 50 bucks... pretty much a lot of things

edit: - if you want to give a paintfill a shot let me know and if you need help I can send you some tips - Joann Fabrics has everything, including translucent paint!

**mhays26** · July 30, 2008

www.blackoxideservices.com

They also do refurb work. I just sent one of my TEI3s back to them for refinish, it is going to be a gamer, so I did not go with the custom shop. Mine was 45 bucks for a refinish, including fixing any dents, scratches, new paintfill, polish the insert, and in my case, I wanted to add a sight line. All the pics I have show they do great work.

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

www.blackoxideservices.com

http://www.blackoxideservice.com/ - correct link They do great work if you are looking for the matte black finish... they are obviously limited on finishes here are a few examples of some of the finishes you can get through George: Torch Copper - as seen on a Circa 1 Alum Bronze - Palmobi Custom putter High Gloss Oil - Palombi custom putter as you can see he is no slouch... and being an individual and small business owner customer service and communication is second to none, class act

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

here are a few more detail shots, especially if you would be interested in beaching your putter

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

Here are some pictures of a TEI3 that has been restored and had a dark oil can finish applied, again - all work done by George Palombi

there are two examples here - an original terrylium two and a terrylium long neck

notice the differences in finish - one being an dark oil finish while the other a beautiful chocolate matte finish

also, included a detail shot of the copper insert

**Dub** · July 30, 2008

Beautiful putters indeed.

I'm more of a mallet guy right now....just suits my eye and stroke. I made the mistake of trying out a Red X3 the other day.....wish I'd never....ever.....ever touched it. Sweet feel.

**DDBowdoin** · July 30, 2008

I know what you mean... I was pleased with my Studio Style Newport II then one day a playing partner in a tourney had a TEI3 (all rusted out) and he let me make a few putts with it on the practice green and wow, that was it

next day started my search on ebay and boom, 230 in great shape

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