Scotty Cameron Introduces New $499-$549 Putter Series

Titleist's famous Scotty Cameron brand has announced a new line of signature putters. On January 21, the golf equipment giant announced a new version of their signature blade-style putters called New Studio Style.

The all-new re-designed blade putters are said to produce a remarkable feel and consistency on the greens. While Scotty Cameron is sticking to their traditional look, their new line will feature the Studio Carbon Steel insert which aims to produce a softer sound compared to the older models.

With prices ranging from $499 to $549, here's a look at Scotty Cameron's preview of the New Studio Style putters (via Scotty Cameron):

"Scotty Cameron presents the most significant re-design of his blade putter offering in recent history with the new 2025 Studio Style line, a bold statement of the future with a nod to the past. Pairing Scotty’s legendary eye for craftsmanship and design with innovative new approaches to materials, milling, performance and technology, this new 12-model offering includes new additions, “ground up” re-designs of prior models and timeless classics, dramatically updated for the demands of the modern player while taking sound, feel and performance to new heights."

The Studio Carbon Steel insert has a greater damping capacity than teryllium, stainless steel, and aluminum. The insert also features a milled chain-link texture to soften the sound at impact. Scotty Cameron's new line features blade putters as well as mid-mallet putters.

Here's a look at the twelve models that are expected to be launched in golf pro shops across the world on March 14 (via Scotty Cameron):

Studio Style Newport
Studio Style Newport Plus
Studio Style Newport 2
Studio Style Newport 2 Plus
Studio Style Newport 2.5 Plus
Studio Style Squareback
Studio Style Squareback 2
Studio Style Squareback Long Design
Studio Style Fastback
Studio Style Fastback Long Design
Studio Style Fastback 1.5
Studio Style Fastback 1.5
Studio Style Catalina

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The range will be available for retail purchases at Titleist-authorised pro shops. Scotty Cameron's long design models feature stiffer shafts and heavier Tungsten head weights compared to its former models, along with a heavier 17-inch non-tapered grip for maximum stability.

According to their announcement, this range offers more options to left-handed players compared to their former launches. The Studio Style putters come in lengths of 33 inches, 34 inches, and 35 inches with either a plumbing, jet neck or mid-bend neck and shaft configuration. Standard length putters are expected to cost $499 while long design putters will cost upto $549.

How many PGA Tour players use Scotty Cameron putters?

According to PGA Club Tracker, there are currently 36 players on the PGA Tour that use 34 models of Titleist's Scotty Cameron putters. Here's a look at these players and their putter details (via PGA Club Tracker):

Model	Players	Bag Date
Scotty Cameron Center Shaft Tour Prototype	Hideki Matsuyama	January 2025
Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5 Tour Prototype	Tom Kim	December 2024
Scotty Cameron TourTyper SSS TG6.5	C.T. Pan	July 2025
Scotty Cameron F5 Tourtype SSS	Sungjae Im	June 2024
Scotty Cameron T11 Prototype	Byeong Hun An	June 2024
Scotty Cameron GoLo DB 5	Lucas Herbert	May 2024
Scotty Cameron Phantom X 7.2 Prototype	Davis Riley	May 2024
Scotty Cameron TourType SSS TG6	Kevin Streelman	October 2024
Scotty CameronTourType Special Select Masterful Tour Prototype	Cameron Davis Peter Malnati	June 2024 March 2024
Scotty Cameron T5 Prototype	Russel Henley	March 2024
Scotty Cameron T8 Prototype	Charley Hoffman	February 2024
Scotty Cameron T5 Prototype	Justin Rose	August 2024
Scotty Cameron Phantom Prototype	Daniel Berger	January 2024
Scotty Cameron Phantom X T5.5 Prototype	Cameron Young	March 2024
Scotty Cameron FB+	Luke List	March 2024
Scotty Cameron Prototype	J.J. Spaun	August 2023
Scotty Cameron GoLo 6 Tour Prototype	Lee Hodges	July 2023
Scotty Cameron T5.5 Prototype	Max Homa	January 2025
Scotty Cameron T5.5	Brooks Koepka	May 2024
Scotty Cameron Circle T Prototype	Matt Wallace	March 2023
Scotty Cameron Newport 2.6 Prototype	Scott Stallings	August 2022
Scotty Cameron Phantom X T5 Prototype	Patrick Cantlay	February 2024
Scotty Cameron TourType SSS Circle T FB 1.5	Jazz Janewattananond	July 2022
Scotty Cameron GoLo Black 5 Prototype	J.T. Poston	October 2024
Scotty Cameron Phantom X T5.5 Prototype	Charles Howell III	September 2021
Scotty Cameron T7.2	Bernd Weisberger	March 2022
Scotty Cameron Phantom T5 Proto	Adam Long	February 2024
Scotty Cameron GSS Prototype	Paul Casey	March 2022
Scotty Cameron Phantom X	Brendan Steele	January 2021
Scotty Cameron Newport 2 GSS Prototype	Tiger Woods Matt Jones	May 2024 March 2021
Scotty Cameron Phantom X 11 Prototype	Ian Poulter	September 2021
Scotty Cameron Circle T 009	Jordan Spieth	August 2024
Scotty Cameron 009M Prototype	Cameron Smith	May 2024
Scotty Cameron X5.5 Tour Prototype	Justin Thomas	December 2024

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