Looking to buy a Scotty Cameron for my birthday which one should I buy?

[callawayguy10]

TM golf guy 182 I love that putter. you have anymore pictures

[TM golf guy]

Thanks. I'll take some tomorrow morning.

[callawayguy10]

ok thanks. by the way where did you get the putter at

[TM golf guy]

I got it from a member here, and he got it directly from Studio B. She won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

[callawayguy10]

I knew that. I wasn't asking to buy it

[TM golf guy]

I know you knew LOL. I was just further proclaiming my affection for her. :wub:

[callawayguy10]

I would really like to own one of those wonderful putter

[TM golf guy]

Ask and you shall receive:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The ball marker and divot tool generally make the trip to the course as well, so I included pictures of them too.

[kitsoasis]

nice grip Will, i always like seeing matching grip and covers

everytime i see that putter i think "oh it could've been mine" LOL!

[TM golf guy]

nice grip Will, i always like seeing matching grip and covers

everytime i see that putter i think "oh it could've been mine" LOL!

 

You snooze, you lose. Haha, only kidding. I have to have matching grips and head covers on my putter when possible. Although, I wouldn't mind finding a blue cover to keep the Gator motif up. Right now it is mostly just orange LOL. I have a blue GripMaster, but I am saving it with my "collection" of them.

[BEND OF THE RIVER GC]

Find one of these, Inspired by David Duval, awesome feeling putter! IMO, the late 90's Cameron offerings were much, much better. If money is not an issue, pass GO and buy the 009!

 

[nmk]

The nicest putter is one that feels good. I was set on getting the new Studio Select FastBack1, beautiful stick, but I ended up trying a 2 year old, show room model circa 62 #5 and that was all she wrote. The balance was perfect for my swing path and the softness was just right. The only gripes I have with it are the alignment and the finish, which tends to rust if you don't take care of it. Well, I will just have to take more time for set up and keep it oiled up.

My playing buddy has like 5 Scotty putters but last season only the Yes putter from his wife was in the bag. Go figure. So, forget about the name if it feels right, then that is the right putter for you, unless of course to have a Scotty will give you the confidence to putt better, then go for it.

[callawayguy10]

nmk- thats good advice I will take that in my thought of looking for a putter

[elementlax]

bettinardi, if you have the $$

[nmk]

bettinardi, if you have the $$

 

 

Or a Hiro Matsumoto, very similar to a Bettinardi, absolutely gorgeous, costed me 500 bucks 6 years ago. At the time it just felt right because I just had to have a blade putter.... well, now back to a mallet...

Check out the finish on the face, matched to a satin finish shaft.... http://www.hiro-matsumoto.co.jp/products2_f/mr_f/mr_15.html

Also at the time I didn't understand things like loft & lie, swing weight, stronger eye's affect on putter offset, etc., even for a putter.... now that I know more about it, I am just more confused....