I previously owned an oil can scotty which required a wipe down and an application of baby oil after every round to prevent rust. When I got the Newport 2 recently, I asked the sales rep whether I need to oil the studio select as well and he recommended spraying WD-40 into the headcover to help wick moisture away? Have any of you every heard of that or done it with your putters? Any other suggestions would also be greatly appreciated.
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Anyone use WD-40 on their Scotty Cameron?
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