Question about Titleist putter

I also use a 33" Scotty - I have both a Newport 2 and a Red X - both are 350gm. The Futura only comes in a 34" and 35" off the shelf. If you have access to a Proshop (with Titleist clubs), ask the pro if he can do a customer order for a 33.5" Futura. If the Cameron website says 34"/35" only, it's unlikely they will do a 33" one. When I was considering the Detour (it only came in 34"/35"), my Pro said he can get a 33" custom from Cameron. In fact, I saw many 33" Detours on ebay.

I have a 35" and feel choking up a little gives you a little more feel, especially on those 5 footers for birdie when the pressure is on

About three years ago, MacGregor signed the putter maker Bobby Grace to make putters for their brand. I had thought about buying a Bobby Grace "Amazing Grace" putter from Grace's website because you could order it shorter than 33", as well as having a custom lie and weight. When I got ready to order, I discovered he had signed with MacGregor. His first putters from MacGregor were essentially the "Amazing Grace" but carrying a different name, which referred to the size of the two putters: 5.4k and 6.4k. I called MacGregor, located in Albany, Ga., and because the Grace contract was so new, the customer service rep couldn't give me much information about customization. She said, "Call this telephone number and I'm sure the folks there can help you." So I called the number she gave me and guess what? It was the Grace putter factory. I spoke with Grace, told him my height and preferences. He made me a 6.4k, 32", 3 degree upright, heavier than normal putter, which I have and use to this day. There are adjustable weights in the bottom of the putter and he sent me a set of the lighter weights. But I've kept the heavier weights in the putter head. While the models were updated a couple of years ago, even those have been discontinued. However, they may be available from some retailers at a substantive discount. They also had adjustable weights in the head, so that, if you were able to secure one, even at 35", you could still have the shaft cut down and adjust the weight of the head accordingly. You might even go to the Macgregor website, if all this falderall interests you, get their telephone number, ring them up and see if they still have stock on any of the discontinued models. As the Future was mentioned in an earlier post on this thread, I would also add that the Grace putter head is made of aircraft grade aluminum, with a beryillium insert. Good luck in your search.