Scotty Cameron Detour(1)-any experience?

Picked up on E-Bay today for $78.00 (mint-reputable retailer). Have always had an inside-out alignment, that this putter supposedly is intended for. Can't play real greens until April, hence the topic question. Thanks in advance.

I have the original,and have had it since it came out about two years ago.As you can see I still have it.I love it,some people say it's great from long distances, not from short, but that's not the case for me at all.This putter is the longest I've ever owned a club.It has the best feel of any putter I've used,one of the many reasons I still have it.It also has a perfect weight.Just for the record(if it means anything)It made the Golf Digest HotList

After screwing around with the Detour in my local golf store, I ended up purchasing one last week for a steel $100 (I know the manager). Fortunately, winter hasn't come yet where I live and I was able to put in a couple of rounds with the Detour. This putter has to be the greatest one I've ever played with. I was holing puts from all over. I felt like Tiger Woods. I truly think that this is the best putter ever created. I've played a Yes! Callie the last couple of years and although that putter had incredible feel, I couldn't hole puts the way I do with this one. I found myself laughing with disbelief with how I was putting with the Detour. I have played with other Scotty Cameron putters before and those don't hold a candle to this one. Its too bad that there are so many nay sayers that hate this putter. I've heard that it isn't traditional enough from some of the posts that I've read here and I'll I got to say to those guys is: Screw it, so what if it looks a little unconventional and isn't true to Scotty Cameron's past club making efforts. I'll take those guys’ money all day long and laugh all the way to the bank as they sit there scratching their heads as to why their classic Scotty Cameron didn't do as good of a job as the Detour. What royally pisses me off is that those nay sayers have probably discouraged Scotty to be more innovative. If you want classic looks go buy yourself a persimmon wood and tear drop putter and stick them you know where.