Scotty Today!

[Borf]

Gettin my first scotty cameron today!

Newport 2, Lefty, 34"

beauty!

[booman32]

Congrats! I really love mine and have never met anyone that didn't love theirs. Time to practice with it!

[amazinggolfer0732]

Great Cub in righty at least

GOOD LUCK

[Dub]

Sweet club........wield it for the powers of good not evil.

[Borf]

Scotty aquired!

I am pumped about it, it feels so good, using the proV is a must now, theres no point to be hitting anything else with a scotty cameron.

[AK jr.]

i love both of my scotty's, they feel really good. i use a prov1 usually just cuz of the line on the ball

[T.J.K.]

  Borf said:

using the proV is a must now, theres no point to be hitting anything else with a scotty cameron.

I don't really get that.....

Great putter though.

[Borf]

  T.J.K. said:

I don't really get that.....

I am not going to be putting golf balls that are bricks with the scotty is what I meant.

[Dgolfer]

Borf et al: What makes Scotty Cameron putters so great?? (Never tried one, but I'm intrigued.) Would I, an improving player that likes to work on my game--and I need a lot of work--appreciate the value of one? Would it help me? Why?

[Fishinjdb]

Dgolfer - The Scotty thing is for some and not for others. I bought one 7 or 8 years ago, had no business with a $300 putter, maybe I still don't... I love it though. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up. It is really all about personal preference. Go play with one and figure it out for yourself, whether you would benefit from one or not. I love mine!

[Dgolfer]

I will, fishinjdb. By the way, I see you are playing the Bridgestone e6. I played the e6+ most of the season. Great ball--much better feel than other balls I was playing in the past, and flight is excellent. So, I think I found the right ball. Now to find the right putter and improve there.

[Alexander]

I love my Scotty Camerons! I seem to end up fishing around on ebay and Cameron Collector for ones I like there.

I have a little fun picking which of them I'll take out on the course, some of they I don't game at all but I like to keep a couple of the Tour ones amongst the gamers.

[T.J.K.]

  Dgolfer said:

What makes Scotty Cameron putters so great?? (Never tried one, but I'm intrigued.) Would I, an improving player that likes to work on my game--and I need a lot of work--appreciate the value of one? Would it help me? Why?

A Cameron might or might not help you. Putting has a lot to do with confidence and Camerons give some people that confidence.

There are plenty of putter makers that are just a good as Cameron. They just haven't marketed themselves like Cameron has. Cameron is at a point now where he could put out junk and people would buy it. Either way, Scotty's are great putters, but don't put off other smaller putter makers. They are as good and in some cases better (and in some cases worse).

[Dub]

So many great ones out there.

It's all about what works for you.

I'd never have bought my putter on my own, but it was a 40th birthday present from my wife and son. It's something I'll alway enjoy. The SC custom shop appeals to me....a place where I can restore / adjust / personalize my putter years down the road is a cool option.

I've bought and sold other used SC's just to tinker around with different styles....great thing about them is that if you shop right, you'll never loose any $$$ trying different ones.

Some of the real hard-core SC collectors would laugh at the "gamers" I've tried. They are well healed in the wallet and can afford to go after the elite stuff with high collector value. I suspect that if they weren't collecting these putters then they'd be collecting some other valuable that they enjoy.