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Hi all, fairly new here from the UK and returning to golf after a few years out!!

Currently got a Scotty but wouldn't mind a custom one.

On the Custom Store there's photos of custom ones but I can't get the designs like those on the site, if this makes sense?

Ideally I want a Studio Design 1, Circa62 1, laguna or a napa.

Could anyone help me on how to custom these clubs on the site as I can't manage it?

Cheers!

Also does the price include the club, or is it just for the customising on its own?

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Good questions for the guys at the Scotty Cameron Custom Shop. Shoot them an email and I'm sure they can answer your questions better than anyone here.

Tyler Martin

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Originally Posted by returned golfer

Have done, thanks!

Do you, or anyone else know if there's a way to check Scotty's serial numbers to see if they're a legit club?

Scotty does authentication services as well.

http://www.scottycameron.com/custom-shop/#

Tyler Martin

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Do you, or anyone else know if there's a way to check Scotty's serial numbers to see if they're a legit club?

You can also call (800) 225-8500. That's the customer service number for Titleist. They can tell you if the serial number is accurate AND it's free.
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