Please help me find the Scotty I want

[Sandwedge74]

hello to the Santrap community,

I really want a Scotty Cameron Circa 62 (model 31) 34 inch putter - have found hardly any on ebay and the ones I did find are either beat to hell or 35 inches.

Please don't respond and tell me to get it and cut it down - that screws up the weight of these putters. Does anybody here know a good source to find this item?? cameron collector had none

thank you all so much for any help you can give!

[mvmac]

Originally Posted by Sandwedge74

hello to the Santrap community,

I really want a Scotty Cameron Circa 62 (model 31) 34 inch putter - have found hardly any on ebay and the ones I did find are either beat to hell or 35 inches.

Please don't respond and tell me to get it and cut it down - that screws up the weight of these putters. Does anybody here know a good source to find this item?? cameron collector had none

thank you all so much for any help you can give!

If you find the one you want you can always get it restored through the Scotty Custom shop.  They make it look like new, my Dad did one 6 years ago, came out great

http://thesandtrap.com/b/clubs/scotty_cameron_putter_restoration_and_custom_shop

http://www.scottycameron.com/customization/gettingStarted.asp

[Mr. Desmond]

My advice?

Don't fall into the Scotty trap.

Get fitted for a putter in terms of aim and everything else, but at least make sure you aim the tool at your target (i.e. where you think you're aiming and where you are aiming are two different things).

[lumpuckeroo]

Originally Posted by mvmac

If you find the one you want you can always get it restored through the Scotty Custom shop.  They make it look like new, my Dad did one 6 years ago, came out great

My suggestion also, my dad sent one in several years ago and it came back looking new.  Just be prepared, the cost to restore is $145 and additional cost if you want a different shaft.  I wouldn't pay to much for a putter that is beat up and requires $150 to restore.

[The Tin Man]

I take it you mean Circa 62 Model 3 (Plumbers Neck)  Model 2 has the smooth neck.

Soft Mild Steel, rusts easily, gets beat to hell quick.  Like a good, reliable commuter car these get run into the ground.

I have seen a number of Scotty's that were refurbished in the custom shop and recommend going that route if money is no object.  (So it can rust and get beat up again.)

If you want a Model 5 (Mallet) call Rodger Dunn in Seal Beach, Ca. or Santa Ana, Ca.  They have had a few sitting around for the last year. Nobody wants these.

PS:  I buy Scotty's that are beat to hell and cheap. If I don't like them on the course I can sell them for what I paid.

[Elvisliveson]

Originally Posted by Sandwedge74

hello to the Santrap community,

I really want a Scotty Cameron Circa 62 (model 31) 34 inch putter - have found hardly any on ebay and the ones I did find are either beat to hell or 35 inches.

Please don't respond and tell me to get it and cut it down - that screws up the weight of these putters. Does anybody here know a good source to find this item?? cameron collector had none

thank you all so much for any help you can give!

The Circa 62 line of putters were exclusivelly 35 inches. Any you may have seen listed at 34 inches were cut down. That's all the Custom Shop would do in that regard.