IYO, What Is/Are the Best Ever Scotty Cameron Models/Year?

[JoshSang14]

IMHO, I think the newer models aren't nearly as nice as the older models in terms of looks, feel, etc. 

[Typhoon92]

Love my Newport Tei3 from 1998.  On my wish list is a Newport 2 studio style with the GSS insert from 2006.

 

[Adam C]

Here's my vote.

[iacas]

39 minutes ago, Adam C said:

Here's my vote.

Which, of course, like many others is not original either.

I'm not a Scotty Cameron kinda guy. Get fit for a putter and use that one. 😄

But, yeah, I have a Bullseye Cameron. And I like it quite a bit.

I have that one, too, with the leather head cover and the leather wrap grip. The American Classic III Blade, I believe.

[Adam C]

17 minutes ago, iacas said:

Which, of course, like many others is not original either.

I'm not a Scotty Cameron kinda guy. Get fit for a putter and use that one. 😄

But, yeah, I have a Bullseye Cameron. And I like it quite a bit.

I have that one, too, with the leather head cover and the leather wrap grip. The American Classic III Blade, I believe.

That's her. I changed the grip. I know, I know, to a Lamkin Crossline. Simple lines are always best in my book. Less distractions the better.

[gbogey]

Mine isn't that old (just got it in April) but I bought a 2017 because I thought the new 2019's were ugly (and $50 more).

[jamo]

I have a Studio Select that I got in, I think, 2008 that I don't use. 

I always really liked the Circa '62 No. 3. And all of the models for which the Studio Select is basically a successor (or spiritual successor to) - Studio Style, Studio Stainless, Pro Platinum, Mil Spec. 

Mainly I just like Anser-style putters. The putter I use is just the late-2000s Nike version of that:

[leftybutnotPM]

3 hours ago, JoshSang14 said:

IMHO, I think the newer models aren't nearly as nice as the older models in terms of looks, feel, etc. 

Because they are all copies of Acushnet and Ping putters. They have no innate soul because the man is a marketer first and foremeost.