Scotty Cameron Putters
For golf putters, only one name remains permanent, and that is Scotty Cameron Putters.
One thing for a fact, Scotty Cameron golf putters were so much desired for that anyone can feel this affection on major leagues. A good portion of professional golfers, including the very best (and I hope you know which one I meant) would rather forgo sponsorship money for another type of putter just to have a Scotty Cameron putter on their golf bag. Take note that this is something professional golfers wouldn’t do just regularly when regards to other golf equipment. That’s why you shouldn’t be surprised that Scotty Cameron Putters, since 1993, have seen every championship year on the green.
Starting from 1993 Bernard Langer won The Masters; Steve Jones won the 1996 US Open, Tiger Woods had the 1997 The Masters, Vijay Singh for the 1998 PGA Championship, then Tiger Woods again on the 1999 PGA Championship, 2000 US Open, 2000 British Open, 2000 PGA Championship, and the 2001 The Masters. 2001 British Open with David Duval; David Toms on the 2001 PGA Championship; Tiger Woods again on the 2002 The Masters and the 2002 US Open; Mike Weir for the 2003 The Masters; Ben Curtis for the 2003 British Open; Phil Mickelson for the 2004 The Masters;
2005 The Masters and 2005 British Open, 2006 British Open and the 2006 PGA Championship again by Tiger Woods; Geoff Ogilvy for the 2006 US Open. All these victories are scored using Scotty Cameron.
I won’t guarantee you a winning round whenever you use Scotty Cameron putters on your next game. But I could guarantee you something close. Here are some of the Scotty Cameron putters best picks.
American Classic Series
The Classic Series is what made Scotty Cameron the foremost brand name for golf putters, and what persuaded the Acushnet Company (manufacturer of Titleist) to sign Scotty Cameron into their ranks. The American Classic Series has three designs: Blade, Flange, and Heavy Flange, and all carry the traditional winning design. They are crafted into a solid billet out of a soft 303 stainless steel. Two copper weights are inlaid along the soles thus enlarging the sweet spot while maximizing the balance between heel and toe.
On the Flange designs, a heel cavity is added for enhanced feel and balance and the neck is slightly compensated for most favorable setup and placement.
Circa ‘62
Another combination of traditional winning elements with latest technology is the Circa ’62. At first glance, veteran players will recognize the exterior feel of the Circa ’62 putters. But using it will reveal the subtle technologies that lay beneath the ulterior – balanced to perfection. This is Scotty Cameron’s latest innovation of a past victor, a classic putter design with ground-breaking latest theories.
Every Circa ’62 putter is crafted into a black, sleek, subtlety curved putter. No fancy additions are made, except that this Circa ’62 is exceptionally balanced. But unlike the American Classics, head weights are added so it promotes more stability. The finely developed heel plus well placed weight ensures that if mistakes are made, it would be due to the golfer. And the Circa ‘62’s aim is to limit such occurrence.
Scotty Cameron Putters costs around the range $200 - $300 (on a bigger margin). Though a $219 Scotty Cameron may seem fair to anyone, others will find a $200 putter quite flabbergasting. There are used Scotty Cameron putters to be had, by the way. A good number of them though may have signs of wear in them, are still in good condition enough to deliver those true shots.
The man, Scotty Cameron was indeed a fine artist, a magnificent craftsman, a remarkable putter maker. If you use Scotty Cameron product on your next game, you’ll know what its like to play a winning style.