Scotty Cameron circa 62 #1

[braithwaite]

What do you guys think about the circa 62#1 i am looking into buying one

 

let me know what you guys think, if it is good or not

[BigMike300c]

i got the #2 and my dad's got the #3 and we we can't ask for better putters

[RobotDoctor]

I have a Circa #1 and I really like this putter. I have a gate stroke so this putter matches well with me. I am gaming an American Classic VII (Napa - 8802 styled putter) but the Circa 1 is the backup.

[braithwaite]

alright, thanks

[braithwaite]

i got the #2 and my dad's got the #3 and we we can't ask for better putters

 

 

alright thanks good to know

[Rabidpenguin45]

I really was into the look of the number one from adress, but on off-center hits, it seemed a little "less" forgiving then the #2, so i decided to go with the 2. #1 and #2 have the same offset and neck, so it depends on what style fits you.

[braithwaite]

oo really? ya i will just try both and maybe see what one i like, i also am looking in to getting a tp mills

[502 to Right]

The Circa No. 1 has one of the least forgiving designs in a putter. If you are an excellent putter or you like to be punished on off center strokes, it would be a good putter for you. It is a putter design that demands perfection and punishes off center hits. Some people, even those who are not great golfers like this because it gives them instant feedback that their stroke was not 100%.

[502 to Right]

If you like the No. 1 neck style but want something more forgiving in the Circa line, I would suggest a No. 2.

[Viking Golfer]

If you like the No. 1 neck style but want something more forgiving in the Circa line, I would suggest a No. 2.

 

This is funny, because I currently use my brothers Circa'62 #3 (my own will arrive in 2-3 weeks) and I find it just as forgiving as my Scotty Studio Style 2 Newport putter - do you think the #3 is just as unforgiving as the #1 Circa

[mybloodinvt]

i have a #1. i love the putter. of course, more than any other club, putter selection comes down to a matter of personal taste. a putter that works for me may not work for you, and vice versa. my only reservation with the circa 62 line is the finish. mine has the gun blue finish, which is a really nice finish, but it is not a maintenance free finish. you really have to make sure you keep it dry and if rust spots start to show up, rub it down with gun oil. this year's models come in a new maintenance free finish.

but great putter.

[Viking Golfer]

i have a #1. i love the putter. of course, more than any other club, putter selection comes down to a matter of personal taste. a putter that works for me may not work for you, and vice versa. my only reservation with the circa 62 line is the finish. mine has the gun blue finish, which is a really nice finish, but it is not a maintenance free finish. you really have to make sure you keep it dry and if rust spots start to show up, rub it down with gun oil. this year's models come in a new maintenance free finish.

but great putter.

 

If you get tired of removing rust from the circa '62 06 model, get the new circa '62 07 model in charcoalmist finish, it's very durable and maintenance free

[502 to Right]

If you like the No. 1 neck style but want something more forgiving in the Circa line, I would suggest a No. 2.

 

This is funny, because I currently use my brothers Circa'62 #3 (my own will arrive in 2-3 weeks) and I find it just as forgiving as my Scotty Studio Style 2 Newport putter - do you think the #3 is just as unforgiving as the #1 Circa

 

 

The 2 and 3 should be about equally forgiving as they both have substantial toe and heel weighting with the cavity in between. The No. 1 has no cavity and thus, it's less forgiving.