Scotty Cameron 1995 Newport 2 - putter head and head cover (COA)

[one_under_at_the_turn]

Scotty Cameron Newport 2 putter head and original head cover for sale with recent Certificate of Authentication (COA) from Scotty Cameron Shop. Head has a blacked out finish and has been adjusted a few degrees in loft which can easily be brought back to standard 4*. This comes unshafted and without a grip.

 

Price: SOLD

Edited December 23, 2021 by one_under_at_the_turn
SOLD

[diddy2]

How many degrees is it?

Did the custom shop do the tweaking??

[oneaugusta]

Is face milling gone?

[justasgood]

Why get a COA on a retail very common putter? Not many fakes of these.

[bkirkley09]

11 minutes ago, justasgood said:

Why get a COA on a retail very common putter? Not many fakes of these.

That has been heavily modified at that…would have done better to pass tha savings on. Maybe they did not know? But I wondered the same thing. 

[oneaugusta]

35 minutes ago, justasgood said:

Why get a COA on a retail very common putter? Not many fakes of these.

I agree, COA will make zero difference.

[one_under_at_the_turn]

3 hours ago, oneaugusta said:

I agree, COA will make zero difference.

 

3 hours ago, bkirkley09 said:

That has been heavily modified at that…would have done better to pass tha savings on. Maybe they did not know? But I wondered the same thing. 

 

3 hours ago, justasgood said:

Why get a COA on a retail very common putter? Not many fakes of these.

 

Originally sent to Scotty Custom Shop for a full revamp. They stated that since there were after market changes, they couldn't do the $400+ refurbish. However, they said they had to do the COA because the putter had come in. Was very disappointed that Scotty shop didn't just refund money and send putter back, especially since I had pre-paid all shipping costs. Maybe since the putter was inspected they needed to do the COA. Worse yet, they told me that i had to wait a few weeks for them to do the photos. Was not a great experience with the Custom shop. Hope that clears up the questions.

 

Was hoping to do a full refurbish of the putter with new shaft, grip and re-adjustment back to standard. Had bought the putter from someone who had just pulled the shaft. No idea where the adjustments had been done prior.

 

Someone has purchased putter BTW.

 

I have recently gone through BOS to refurbish a 1999 Oil Can. Was a great experience for half the cost of Scotty. Turned out that Scotty doesn't do Oil Can finish anymore and the original finish is owned by BOS since they are the original supplier. Total cost to refurbish a head, which adjustments and shaft pull, was about $180 with BOS. Great customer service, far better than Scotty.

[justasgood]

It is a nice putter and congrats to the new owner. Scotty is going off the deep end with his service to the "Norms"

[bkirkley09]

2 hours ago, one_under_at_the_turn said:

 

 

 

Originally sent to Scotty Custom Shop for a full revamp. They stated that since there were after market changes, they couldn't do the $400+ refurbish. However, they said they had to do the COA because the putter had come in. Was very disappointed that Scotty shop didn't just refund money and send putter back, especially since I had pre-paid all shipping costs. Maybe since the putter was inspected they needed to do the COA. Worse yet, they told me that i had to wait a few weeks for them to do the photos. Was not a great experience with the Custom shop. Hope that clears up the questions.

 

Was hoping to do a full refurbish of the putter with new shaft, grip and re-adjustment back to standard. Had bought the putter from someone who had just pulled the shaft. No idea where the adjustments had been done prior.

 

Someone has purchased putter BTW.

 

I have recently gone through BOS to refurbish a 1999 Oil Can. Was a great experience for half the cost of Scotty. Turned out that Scotty doesn't do Oil Can finish anymore and the original finish is owned by BOS since they are the original supplier. Total cost to refurbish a head, which adjustments and shaft pull, was about $180 with BOS. Great customer service, far better than Scotty.

Honestly been wondering BOS cost forever! Thanks so much for the information and that is disappointing for sure! 

[one_under_at_the_turn]

21 minutes ago, bkirkley09 said:

Honestly been wondering BOS cost forever! Thanks so much for the information and that is disappointing for sure! 

Here is the website. https://bosgolf.com/

 

Their customer service is outstanding. Highly recommended.

[PhlashPhace]

5 hours ago, bkirkley09 said:

Honestly been wondering BOS cost forever! Thanks so much for the information and that is disappointing for sure! 

The neck is bent and the face has been ground down.  Cameron won't touch it once the face has been sanded and rightfully so.

[one_under_at_the_turn]

18 minutes ago, PhlashPhace said:

The neck is bent and the face has been ground down.  Cameron won't touch it once the face has been sanded and rightfully so.

That is a really good point. I would have to agree with that. Didn't realize the face was retouched. Still wish they didn't require the COA if a putter can't be worked on.

[jmck]

What kills me about the COA is they’ve got the paintfill listed as authentic. I mean, come on. If they’re going to insist on charging you for the COA the least they could do is get it right….

[one_under_at_the_turn]

14 hours ago, jmck said:

What kills me about the COA is they’ve got the paintfill listed as authentic. I mean, come on. If they’re going to insist on charging you for the COA the least they could do is get it right….

Furthermore they put shaft and grip as "Authentic." I sent in a putter head only!!!