Scotty Cameron 2019 Teryllium T22 (NO BUY SELL TRADE POSTS)

[denvergolf]

> @PowerCobra98 said:

> How the heck are you guys getting these ordered? I've looked everywhere I can think of on the internet to try and order a Fastback and I don't see anywhere I can do that. It'd be great if someone can share a resource or something. I'm not lucky enough to have any inside contacts like a lot of you do I guess. I just don't want to get screwed out of getting one and I'm not interested in buying one for twice the MSRP.

 

I called an assistant at the course I play. He called the Titleist rep and I had my choice of 34 or 35 in Newport or Newport 2. I could get one of each if I wanted. What I couldn't do was order at 34.5, different weights etc. I ordered the Newport 2, and it will be there mid-August.

[philly2kuk]

> @PowerCobra98 said:

> How the heck are you guys getting these ordered? I've looked everywhere I can think of on the internet to try and order a Fastback and I don't see anywhere I can do that. It'd be great if someone can share a resource or something. I'm not lucky enough to have any inside contacts like a lot of you do I guess. I just don't want to get screwed out of getting one and I'm not interested in buying one for twice the MSRP.

 

I called my usual club pro who gives me far better service (and prices) than any big store or online store in the UK. He said he’s getting five and just put one down against my name on the proviso I try it the day of release and no later.

 

[newportbeach]

> @denvergolf said:

> > @PowerCobra98 said:

> > How the heck are you guys getting these ordered? I've looked everywhere I can think of on the internet to try and order a Fastback and I don't see anywhere I can do that. It'd be great if someone can share a resource or something. I'm not lucky enough to have any inside contacts like a lot of you do I guess. I just don't want to get screwed out of getting one and I'm not interested in buying one for twice the MSRP.

>

> I called an assistant at the course I play. He called the Titleist rep and I had my choice of 34 or 35 in Newport or Newport 2. I could get one of each if I wanted. What I couldn't do was order at 34.5, different weights etc. I ordered the Newport 2, and it will be there mid-August.

 

Denvergolf so what length did you order? And did he tell you what the headweights were in the 34 and 35? I also prefer. 34.5 and would like it to be 350 grams

 

[teeituphigh]

Ive ordered one of each! These are just puurrrrrrfect. Looking forward to gaming the NP2!

[QuigleyDU]

> @teeituphigh said:

> Ive ordered one of each! These are just puurrrrrrfect. Looking forward to gaming the NP2!

 

going to flip two and keep one?

[cferguson5]

I contacted my pro at my cc and he said he was going to call their Titleist rep to see if they can get it ordered, but they couldnt get a hold of him. Still waiting to hear back... I could just call club champion but I have some pro shop credit I would like to use. How much longer do you all think I can hold out before I put in the order with club champion. wanting a fastback 34"

[ignitewvu]

> @denvergolf said:

> > @PowerCobra98 said:

> > How the heck are you guys getting these ordered? I've looked everywhere I can think of on the internet to try and order a Fastback and I don't see anywhere I can do that. It'd be great if someone can share a resource or something. I'm not lucky enough to have any inside contacts like a lot of you do I guess. I just don't want to get screwed out of getting one and I'm not interested in buying one for twice the MSRP.

>

> I called an assistant at the course I play. He called the Titleist rep and I had my choice of 34 or 35 in Newport or Newport 2. I could get one of each if I wanted. What I couldn't do was order at 34.5, different weights etc. I ordered the Newport 2, and it will be there mid-August.

 

In my case I know a long time Sr sales rep at the local GG. I called him & he was able to secure what that store (A flagship store) was getting. Then the manager called and said we have your name on one of our 3 34" NP2's. Come in on August 16th and pay for it. I've been a customer there for years so they know I'm gonna be there to pay.

[ignitewvu]

> @Crooksc17 said:

> > @ignitewvu said:

> > > @mpmz71 said:

> > > Where am I able to order one? I tried DDs but I was told they were already so out. That's where I get all my clubs so I'm not sure where else to look that wouldn't already be sold out.

> > Any Golf Galaxy's around you? What about club champion?

> I ordered my 34” Newport from club Champion. I had an iron fitting earlier this year so the guy who did m fitting took my order. Not sure if they will place an order cold or if you have to be a fitting customer. No harm calling to find out. My local GG said they can’t take orders for a few more weeks.

>

I don't think GG is "Taking Orders" Each store is getting an Allotment of T22's (They know what they are getting) & my guess is they know their club junkies and most of that allotment is already being sold to the guys who have been calling them nonstop.

[j-rob]

I have placed an order and can't wait to get mine!!

[vietnameeh]

With the T22 coming out .... anyone getting rid of their original newport2 tei3 for cheaper now? LOL I want it

[ignitewvu]

> @vietnameeh said:

> With the T22 coming out .... anyone getting rid of their original newport2 tei3 for cheaper now? LOL I want it

 

My OG refinished longneck will never leave my grasp ?

 

 

[jcg132]

Got a NP2 reserved at club chmp, was really torn on what to reserve but every NP is just not the same as my 009M, so I went the NP2 route.

[QuigleyDU]

> @jcg132 said:

> Got a NP2 reserved at club chmp, was really torn on what to reserve but every NP is just not the same as my 009M, so I went the NP2 route.

 

I like the sharper lines of the newport 2.

[denvergolf]

> @newportbeach said:

> > @denvergolf said:

> > > @PowerCobra98 said:

> > > How the heck are you guys getting these ordered? I've looked everywhere I can think of on the internet to try and order a Fastback and I don't see anywhere I can do that. It'd be great if someone can share a resource or something. I'm not lucky enough to have any inside contacts like a lot of you do I guess. I just don't want to get screwed out of getting one and I'm not interested in buying one for twice the MSRP.

> >

> > I called an assistant at the course I play. He called the Titleist rep and I had my choice of 34 or 35 in Newport or Newport 2. I could get one of each if I wanted. What I couldn't do was order at 34.5, different weights etc. I ordered the Newport 2, and it will be there mid-August.

>

> Denvergolf so what length did you order? And did he tell you what the headweights were in the 34 and 35? I also prefer. 34.5 and would like it to be 350 grams

>

 

35, and I will just cut it 1/2 inch. The head is 350.

[jcg132]

> @QuigleyDU said:

> > @jcg132 said:

> > Got a NP2 reserved at club chmp, was really torn on what to reserve but every NP is just not the same as my 009M, so I went the NP2 route.

>

> I like the sharper lines of the newport 2.

 

Agree that the NP2 looks particularly sharp here, the black helps a lot IMO.

[PowerCobra98]

Was able to get a Fastback 1.5 pre-ordered!

[mister2cool]

Am I weird that I am not even interested in these? Still prefer my Buttonback NP, even though it has been sitting in a bag for a few years.

 

Not taking anything away from the fact that these are the best looking putter coming out of SC in quite some time.

[cma8516]

I've got a Newport and Fastback both with my name on them at my local GG when they come in. I've been going to the same store for years around the corner from my office and lord knows I spend enough money there...I was ordering new shafts and brought these up, they told me they were getting at least 3 of each.

[mister2cool]

So I noticed that there's a thread about T22 in Deal\NoDeal and another one in Putter forum. Maybe mods can help consolidate all three into 1?

https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1779850/teryllium-t22-coming-august-16

https://forums.golfwrx.com/discussion/1780129/scotty-cameron-t22

[Wah]

Ordered one from my club. I was told he couldn't get anymore newport 35" so I went with a 34".

[teeituphigh]

> @QuigleyDU said:

> > @teeituphigh said:

> > Ive ordered one of each! These are just puurrrrrrfect. Looking forward to gaming the NP2!

>

> going to flip two and keep one?

 

Possibly but having them instore on the rack makes a good talking point with customers.

[QuigleyDU]

> @teeituphigh said:

> > @QuigleyDU said:

> > > @teeituphigh said:

> > > Ive ordered one of each! These are just puurrrrrrfect. Looking forward to gaming the NP2!

> >

> > going to flip two and keep one?

>

> Possibly but having them instore on the rack makes a good talking point with customers.

 

Are you a store owner? That makes sense to get one of each.

[bluejeeprubi]

Ordered a Newport and Newport 2 at 35. We shall see if either can beat out my gamer

[th6252]

can anyone confirm if there's a 33" with 20g weight option for this? only 34 and 35" listed on the official website.

[getair23]

What is the possibility these have a different feel than the original?

[whiteout73]

> @getair23 said:

> What is the possibility these have a different feel than the original?

 

Well, I'd think they'll be slightly different, but who knows how or how much. The most basic difference is that the T22 is a 303 stainless head, while the originals were carbon. Will that make a difference though, since the ball is only contacting the TeI3 insert? Don't know. The only other possible difference is, it looks like perhaps they're not using screws to fix the insert to the body?? I don't really see a definitive answer for that. This line gets me, though - "Equipped with Scotty’s modern vibration dampening system, each T22 putter incorporates the classic “domino pattern” displayed by the white elastomer membrane hand-applied in the back cavity, while **current technology expertly fuses the Teryllium insert to the putter head** for enhanced vibration dampening."

 

Are screws considered "current technology"?

[mister2cool]

> @whiteout73 said:

> > @getair23 said:

> > What is the possibility these have a different feel than the original?

>

> Well, I'd think they'll be slightly different, but who knows how or how much. The most basic difference is that the T22 is a 303 stainless head, while the originals were carbon. Will that make a difference though, since the ball is only contacting the TeI3 insert? Don't know. The only other possible difference is, it looks like perhaps they're not using screws to fix the insert to the body?? I don't really see a definitive answer for that. This line gets me, though - "Equipped with Scotty’s modern vibration dampening system, each T22 putter incorporates the classic “domino pattern” displayed by the white elastomer membrane hand-applied in the back cavity, while **current technology expertly fuses the Teryllium insert to the putter head** for enhanced vibration dampening."

>

> Are screws considered "current technology"?

Pretty sure there was no screws in the original, nor in these new ones. Button backs for screws and these were held by caulk.. uh I mean elastomer.

 

"GE Tub and Tile Silicone caulk proved to be the clear winner".. so the current technology is new vs 20 yr old caulk.

 

 

[whiteout73]

> @mister2cool said:

> > @whiteout73 said:

> > > @getair23 said:

> > > What is the possibility these have a different feel than the original?

> >

> > Well, I'd think they'll be slightly different, but who knows how or how much. The most basic difference is that the T22 is a 303 stainless head, while the originals were carbon. Will that make a difference though, since the ball is only contacting the TeI3 insert? Don't know. The only other possible difference is, it looks like perhaps they're not using screws to fix the insert to the body?? I don't really see a definitive answer for that. This line gets me, though - "Equipped with Scotty’s modern vibration dampening system, each T22 putter incorporates the classic “domino pattern” displayed by the white elastomer membrane hand-applied in the back cavity, while **current technology expertly fuses the Teryllium insert to the putter head** for enhanced vibration dampening."

> >

> > Are screws considered "current technology"?

> Pretty sure there was no screws in the original, nor in these new ones. Button backs for screws and these were held by chaulk.. uh I mean elastomer.

>

>

 

The originals did have screws, just not the type in the Button Back. Underneath four of the elastomer dots in the cavity were tiny screws going to the back of the insert.

[th6252]

> @mister2cool said:

> > @whiteout73 said:

> > > @getair23 said:

> > > What is the possibility these have a different feel than the original?

> >

> > Well, I'd think they'll be slightly different, but who knows how or how much. The most basic difference is that the T22 is a 303 stainless head, while the originals were carbon. Will that make a difference though, since the ball is only contacting the TeI3 insert? Don't know. The only other possible difference is, it looks like perhaps they're not using screws to fix the insert to the body?? I don't really see a definitive answer for that. This line gets me, though - "Equipped with Scotty’s modern vibration dampening system, each T22 putter incorporates the classic “domino pattern” displayed by the white elastomer membrane hand-applied in the back cavity, while **current technology expertly fuses the Teryllium insert to the putter head** for enhanced vibration dampening."

> >

> > Are screws considered "current technology"?

> Pretty sure there was no screws in the original, nor in these new ones. Button backs for screws and these were held by caulk.. uh I mean elastomer.

>

> "GE Tub and Tile Silicone caulk proved to be the clear winner".. so the current technology is new vs 20 yr old caulk.

>

>

 

not sure about the new version, but this was referenced in the jonathan wall article about the original:

"The Teryllium copper insert was fastened to the cavity using five screws during the milling process — one in each corner of the back cavity and one in the center..."

[jmck]

> @whiteout73 said:

> > @mister2cool said:

> > > @whiteout73 said:

> > > > @getair23 said:

> > > > What is the possibility these have a different feel than the original?

> > >

> > > Well, I'd think they'll be slightly different, but who knows how or how much. The most basic difference is that the T22 is a 303 stainless head, while the originals were carbon. Will that make a difference though, since the ball is only contacting the TeI3 insert? Don't know. The only other possible difference is, it looks like perhaps they're not using screws to fix the insert to the body?? I don't really see a definitive answer for that. This line gets me, though - "Equipped with Scotty’s modern vibration dampening system, each T22 putter incorporates the classic “domino pattern” displayed by the white elastomer membrane hand-applied in the back cavity, while **current technology expertly fuses the Teryllium insert to the putter head** for enhanced vibration dampening."

> > >

> > > Are screws considered "current technology"?

> > Pretty sure there was no screws in the original, nor in these new ones. Button backs for screws and these were held by chaulk.. uh I mean elastomer.

> >

> >

>

> The originals did have screws, just not the type in the Button Back. Underneath four of the elastomer dots in the cavity were tiny screws going to the back of the insert.

 

Yeah, he's on record as saying all the dots in the cavities of the original were done to hide the dots which had the screws in them. Thought it looked better with all the dots in there, rather than just a few where the screws were.