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How to tell a Scotty refinished putter?

Tim S

By Tim S
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My Titleist Cameron Mil-Spec has a stamp on the neck that reads 232HN.  Does this mean it has been refinished? See pic 

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It means it was sent to Titleist (not Scotty Cameron) for refinishing. Titleist's restoration shop will stamp the putter neck to keep track of it, while Scotty Cameron will not stamp the putters during restoration.

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They used to stamp the bottom of the hosel cup when a putter was sent back for refinishing (I believe this was when refinished at Titleist, not Cameron).  It wasn't a serial number like in the pic above, just a stamp to designate it as a refinish.

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