Scotty Cameron craftsman CT

[dstewart3ss]

Anyone gamed one of Scotty Cameron circle T craftsman putters? I just scored a 1.5 SSS prototype and trying to decide if I want to game it. Looking for input from anyone who’s games one or something similar - know there aren’t a lot of CT craftsman putters out there!

Edited June 9, 2023 by dstewart3ss

[5hort5tuff]

What would you like to know?  I'm guessing there isn't a single person in America that games that putter. 

 

It's probably not very forgiving and has tons of toe hang. 

 

Looks awesome though!

[oneaugusta]

What he said.....

[MattM97]

I'd honestly just flip it and buy a CT that you may enjoy more. 

[dstewart3ss]

Wanted some feedback from those that have played one of the craftsman models, specifically how it may compare to other blade style putters that are more common like a Newport (feel, swing weight, forgiveness, etc. Know it’s a long shot though….

[oneaugusta]

Haven't played a Craftsman but a TP Mills modern blade One which is very similar.  Wonderful feel but very demanding on sweet spot contact and not very forgiving as compared to other blade style putters like a Newport or Anser style.  As far as toe hang that really doesn't matter to me, I like toe hang. 

 

If you want to make yourself a good putter stick with it and you will learn to have a precise stroke.

[EVandy]

I once had a Bettinardi FCB and loved it. I find these thinner classic blades very easy to aim but definitely not forgiving on mishits.