Scotty Cameron Squareback 1 vs. 2

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help, insight welcomed!

So I tried the squareback 1 at golftown and liked it very much. However, there's a squareback 2 listed locally that is at a reasonable price. The issue is there are no squareback 2s at any golftown near my place, so I can't test the both of them out to see what the difference is. I like the quareback look, and I know the squareback 2 has more toe hang than 1. I was wondering if anybody else had any further insight, or faced a similar dilemma between the 2 putters.

thanks.

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From Scottys website


[b]Studio Select ® Squareback 1[/b]


Tour-proven, now production-ready, Scotty made the Squareback 1 a Studio Select production model after a season on the PGA Tour as an Xperimental Prototype. He fine-tuned this sought-after design to include a double bend shaft-over-spud setup for those seeking a nearly face-balanced mallet. With a half shaft of offset, players get a clean look at address and a silky smooth feel at impact.

The Tour-proven Squareback will remind players of the Newport head style with its familiar lines, including the milled sight line in the flange. However, it’s the signature square flange Scotty designed that gave the putter its name.

The Squareback 1 maintains the same headweight as other Studio Select models, but it has a slightly thicker topline. This model also continues Scotty's technologically-advanced Studio Select putter design aesthetic with its bold, Tour-inspired Cherry Dot graphics, precision milled 303 stainless steel head, and factory interchangeable weights.

Sole weights can be changed by the Scotty Cameron Custom Shop to suit a player's preferred setup relative to putter length and desired headweight. Sole weights for the Squareback 1 are different than on other Studio Select putters due to the putter’s wider profile The Custom Shop offers a variety of customization options including personalization, stamps, colors, grips, headcovers and more.




[b]Studio Select ® Squareback 2[/b]


At first glance, the Squareback 2 may appear exactly the same as a Squareback 1, but with a plumbing neck. Take a longer look and Scotty's subtle design differences are revealed. To give players a bit more toe flow than the nearly-face-balanced Squareback 1, Scotty moved the neck slightly back toward the heel. Also, the plumbing neck is a mid-length neck, which aesthetically accommodates the boxier, crisper lines of the Squareback 2 at setup. The Squareback 2 maintains the same headweight as the Squareback 1, but it has a slightly thinner topline and a thicker cavity wall.

This model also continues Scotty's technologically-advanced Studio Select putter design with its bold, Tour-inspired Cherry Dot graphics, precision milled 303 stainless steel head, and factory interchangeable weights.