Tour Cameron putter - 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge

[GolfWRX_Spotted]

[diddy2]

Clean!

[J9293]

The guy had 1 job - stamp "Titleist" but fails miserably. It's so skewed but people will overlook and this "it's handmade and unique!"  
 

this putter would be a reject for many other small batch putter makers but not for Don! 

[flybyublue]

it's hand stamped which by definition is imperfect and all class. go enjoy your 2-ball broomstick you hater 

Edited May 26, 2023 by flybyublue

[boggyman]

On 5/25/2023 at 10:47 AM, J9293 said:

The guy had 1 job - stamp "Titleist" but fails miserably. It's so skewed but people will overlook and this "it's handmade and unique!"  
 

this putter would be a reject for many other small batch putter makers but not for Don! 

Adds a touch of uniqueness?? 

[So_Cal]

No other putter maker has such a chasm between how good their tour models look and the OTR models.  Nice piece. 

[RobotDoctor]

I always preferred the hand stamped putters.  I would rather have a hand stamped "Titleist" logo and a CircleT.  While milled logo and CircleT are easier to control consistency and quality, the uniqueness of the hand stamp is more appealing.  If I were a tour player or top amateur who is going to game a Cameron that would be how I would want my putter made, completely hand stamped.

[LeepYear]

So good

[JDTex]

This one looks great, love the stamping and the color on this one. Clean! 
 

I agree with @So_Calabout how much bette true simple Scotty’s look compared to the over branded OTR offerings. 

[RobotDoctor]

On 5/28/2023 at 10:21 AM, So_Cal said:

No other putter maker has such a chasm between how good their tour models look and the OTR models.  Nice piece. 

Probably because Cameron knows what the professional golfer wants and what the general golf public wants.  Most general golfers like bling as this makes showing off the putter more dramatic, a status symbol so to speak.  Touring pros view the putter as a tool, not a status symbol.  This is how they make their money.  I am sure there may be a touring pro here and there that loves bling but most don't want the distraction or really cares.

 

Of course there is a segment of the general golfing public who has a discriminate eye, much like the touring professional, and aren't into the bling/status.  Golfers like us.