Circa '62

christof7 · February 23, 2007

What is it supposed to mean?

Hello, it may seem a stupid question, but what does the circa 62 supposed to mean. From what I understand, circa means approximately and I know that Scotty Cameron was born in 1962. So it means approximately 1962??

ScottPalmer · February 23, 2007

No 1

INSPIRATION:

Performance infused with Old World style. Craftsmanship expressed in modern design. Beauty in measured simplicity. The Circa '62 line is all of these—and more. Mixing the finest traditional putter aesthetics with innovative new design, Scotty Cameron brings you his latest creations with character reminiscent of the Handmade, Classic, and Scottsman families. The first member of this illustrious new line—the Circa '62 No. 1—has a soft and flowing look with a smooth heel-to-toe flange. Hours of milling from a billet of soft carbon steel ensure that every subtle curve is perfectly smooth, perfectly balanced for a putter that inspires confidence.

No 2

INSPIRATION:

A glance back with visions on what lies ahead. Artistry expressed in careful attention to detail. Old and new coexisting expertly. The Circa '62 line embodies each of these thoughts with keen respect for the subtleties important to our game's aficionados. Blending the heritage of classic putter design with innovative new theories, Scotty Cameron unveils his latest putter models with roots in the early Handmade, Classic, and Scottsman families. The Circa '62 No. 2 extends this tradition with flowing, round lines that accentuate the clean look at address. Its milled back pocket perfectly balances the putter’s weight from heel to toe. Deep tints reflected by the rich, gun-blued finish exemplify the refined aesthetics and craftsmanship you’ve come to expect from Scotty Cameron putters.

No 3

INSPIRATION:

Confidence inspired by superior performance. Craftsmanship as a full-blown passion. Tradition and innovation blended as one. The Circa '62 line is all of this—and then some. With respect for the heritage and art of putting, Scotty Cameron introduces a line with subtle influences from the early Handmade, Classic, and Scottsman families, but with its own unique flourishes. The Circa '62 No. 3, with its flat-front plumber’s neck and a head that undergoes hours of milling for a smoothness that exudes quality, pushes performance and aesthetics to the next level. The high toe helps to keep the putter soled at address, making the No. 3 as precise as it is pleasing to the eye. The head’s deep, gun-blued finish gives the Circa '62 No. 3—and the entire line for that matter—a mark of distinction found only in genuine Scotty Cameron putters.

No5

INSPIRATION:

Drop-dead curvaceous, yet completely refined. Art meeting technology meeting performance. A completely new spin on a classic. The Circa '62 No. 5 embodies each of these statements as it truly breaks new ground in mallet style putter design. With a unique, never-been-seen-before convex flange and concave sole—and already a PGA Tour event winner—the No. 5 is shafted directly to the putter head for a classic look that is familiar, yet altogether new. In keeping with the Circa '62 line’s design characteristics, the No. 5 has high toe and a straight topline for a pleasing look, which also helps to keep the putter soled at address. Players will find the melt-into-the-ground-smoothness—the result of hours of meticulous milling—the solid feel, and ball performance extremely satisfying. Complementing the refined putter head and single bend shaft setup is the rich, gun-blued finish that gives the No. 5 the aesthetics of a modern, high performance mallet that still retains old world charm and style.