Scotty Cameron Putters

Can Scotty Cameron Putters really make a difference?

I’ve seen some big announcements, I read golf magazines, I also went to a sports shop and a little ‘green around him all the shiny new putters. For some reason, I still was not buying the idea that a putter can make so much difference in my golf game. I, like most golfers, it would go to a driving range and practice my driving lessons a week, thinking that if I could run as much as Tiger Woods, then I certainly would reduce equalization. I know that Tiger Woods had a secret weapon hidden in his golf bag.

Scotty Cameron Putters humble beginings

Scotty Cameron Garage Club had made her mother-in-law for years when she opened Cameron Golf International little fanfare. There was a lot of competition in golf and how companies Titleist, Nike and Callaway were the big names in town (and still is today). Scotty Cameron has taken a different approach to golf clubs. Because of its limited resources, has been working most of the clubs in their hands, that he gave his putter finishing closer to us than its big-name competitors.

Then in 1993, lightning struck a Scotty Cameron. One of his putters was used to win the Masters. Things quickly after the Scotty putters were flying out the door as fast as he could create. But things really took a year later, in 1994, when Scotty Cameron was approached by Peter Kostis and said that Titleist was interested in his company to design putters for them.

Fast forward to 2008, and Scotty Cameron putters have been used to win over 500 tournaments in the world. A roadmap in pounds sterling, to say the least, but I still was not convinced. Surely it should be the players and their personal contacts with putters who turned them into gold on the green. After hearing so much, I decided to try a Scotty Cameron putter for me.

I decided to try a Scotty Cameron Newport putter as Tiger Woods plays. A few friends and I headed to the Country Club on a sunny Saturday afternoon in October and I did not tell anyone that I tried a new putter. The first two holes went as planned, I got a bogey on the first hole and a double bogey on the second hole. Nothing too impressive. But then the third hole, I took the green in three shots, and had to swallow a forty foot putt for par. I pulled the Scotty Cameron Newport putter in my bag, took a deep breath and swung away. I could hardly believe my eyes when the ball rolled over the green in a straight line, then circled to the left and into the cup.