Scotty Cameron in his Southern California Putter Studio

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Every Scotty Cameron starts in his hands. From a workbench in his father's garage to the eighteenth green at Augusta. This is the Scotty Cameron story, told through every model we hold.

Begin the story Find Your Scotty

Scotty Cameron at his workbench shaping a putter by hand — The love of the craft

Chapter 01 · The garage

“Stick with the game of golf, Scotty. I think you have a future.”

His father, to a young Scotty Cameron

It started in the 1960s, in the family garage. His dad, an insurance man who played off two, taught him to shape heads, wrap grips and test every new idea on the course. His father didn't live to see what came next. The advice stuck anyway.

Chapter 01 · 1960s to 1994

Before the name on the sole.

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1960s: The garage

Scotty and his dad tinker in the family workshop: shaping heads, wrapping grips, field-testing every idea on the course.

1986

Ray Cook and beyond

Through the late 80s and early 90s Scotty designs putters for Ray Cook, Maxfli, Cleveland Classics, Founders Golf and Mizuno.

1992

Cameron Golf International

Scotty and his wife, Kathy, start their own company. Small, independent and very particular.

1993: Augusta

Bernhard Langer wins the Masters with a Cameron-made Classic I in black oxide, B.L. on the toe. The credit goes to Mizuno, who Scotty is consulting for.

1994

Five crosses

Scotty crosses out the Mizuno stamp. After the PLAYERS, Peter Kostis introduces him to Titleist's Wally Uihlein. By September they are partners.

1995

Next: the Classics

A new partner, a new stamp and a set of shapes that are still on the shelf today. Keep scrolling.

Chapter 02 · The Classics

The shapes
that never left.

In 1995, with Titleist behind him, Scotty stamped the first Classics. Thirty years later the same names are on the shelf, re-milled for a new face insert and a new generation of strokes.

1995
The Classics

Newport, Catalina, Coronado, Del Mar, La Costa, Laguna, Napa. Santa Fe and Sonoma join a year later.
1997
Teryllium

A new insert material and a new sound. Pro Platinum follows in 1999 and the Cameron look on tour becomes unmistakable.
On tour
14 majors, one Newport 2

Tiger Woods wins 14 of his 15 majors with the same Newport 2 GSS. The most famous putter of the modern game.
2008
Studio Select

After Studio Design (2001) and Studio Stainless (2002), Studio Select refines the Classics for a new decade. Studio Style carries the line on today.

Shop the Classics today

Blades & mid-mallets

Studio StyleThe Classics, re-milled for now.

Newport, Catalina, Santa Fe. Names Scotty first stamped in 1995, milled from 303 stainless with an aluminium sole plate, a Studio Carbon Steel face and those red cherry dots. Tour-inspired shapes with a little more forgiveness built in.

Scotty Cameron Studio Style Newport 2 putters — Studio Style Newport 2

Studio Style high-contrast alignment lines — High-contrast alignment

Since 1995

Blade

Newport

The shape that started the Classics in 1995. Still the reference point.

£449Shop

Blade

Newport Plus

Newport lines with a wider flange for extra forgiveness.

£449Shop

The 14-major shape

Blade

Newport 2

The most famous silhouette in putting. Heel-toe weighted, endlessly copied.

£449Shop

Blade

Newport 2 Plus

Newport 2 with a wider flange. Same look at address, more stability through impact.

£449Shop

Blade

Newport 2.5 Plus

I-beam style jet neck, wider flange and toe flow for an arcing stroke.

£449Shop

New

Since 1996

Blade

Santa Fe

A classic name back in the line for 2026, with a new toe-flow profile.

£449Shop

Since 1995

Blade

Catalina

Soft, rounded Classics shape that sits between blade and mallet.

£449Shop

Mid-mallet

Fastback

The mid-mallet that made mid-mallets cool. Compact and calm.

£449Shop

Mid-mallet

Fastback 1.5

Fastback head with more toe flow for players who arc it.

£449Shop

New

Mid-mallet

Fastback 2

New for 2026. A fresh Fastback configuration for a different stroke style.

£449Shop

Mid-mallet

Squareback

Squared-off mid-mallet with a clean, confident frame at address.

£449Shop

Mid-mallet

Squareback 2

Squareback with a revised neck for a little more release.

£449Shop

Onset Center

Fastback OC

Onset Center low-torque Fastback. Square stays square.

£499Shop

Long Design

Long Design Fastback

Built for long and arm-lock styles. Heavier, steadier, unmistakably Cameron.

£499Shop

New

Long Design

Fastback 2 Long Design

The new Fastback 2 for long and arm-lock putting.

£499Shop

Long Design

Long Design Squareback 2

Squareback 2 in long-design spec for anchored-free long putting.

£499Shop

Chapter 03 · The Putter Studio

Art first.
Then the science.

In Southern California, Scotty built the place he dreamed about in that garage. Sketches become prototypes on the milling floor. In the Performance Shop, force plates, lasers and high-speed cameras test them with tour players. The goal never changes: a putter that looks like it melts into the ground.

Scotty Cameron drawing a new putter design at his desk — Every design starts on paper

Scotty Cameron sketching a Phantom mallet — Phantom, by hand

Scotty Cameron on the milling floor of the Putter Studio — The milling floor

A torch finishing a Scotty Cameron putter head — Finished by hand

From the sketchbook

Designed by
Scotty Cameron

Napkins, scrap paper, the back of an airline menu. Every Cameron begins as a line drawn by hand, with notes on weight, loft and how the topline should frame the ball.

Chapter 04 · The mallet era

Stability,
Scotty’s way.

Mallets were once the putter you settled for. Scotty set out to make one that looked as clean as a Newport at address. Phantom is the result, and the 2026 family is the most complete yet.

2022
Phantom X 7.5

Another chapter, another winner. The X 7.5 wins on the PGA Tour and the mallet era is firmly Scotty’s.
2026
A new family

Redesigned heads, deeper faces and a full Studio Carbon Steel insert across every model.
Summer
3.2 and 12 arrive

A compact mid-mallet and a multi-material flagship join the line. That’s where you come in.

Shop the 2026 Phantom family

Mallets · 2026

PhantomTwelve heads. Six families. One that's yours.

Redesigned from the sole up for 2026. Deeper faces, cleaner crowns, flatter soles developed with Justin Thomas, and a carbon steel insert in every one. Pick a family, then pick the neck that suits your stroke.

There's no one right way to putt

So there are nine head, neck and shaft builds in the core line alone.

Tour-influenced shaping

Shapes refined with the players who use them every week. Cleaner lines, calmer at address.

Redesigned sole plates

Flatter soles, shaped with tour input, so the putter sits the same way every time you set it down.

Deeper face

More face to look at and a full-face carbon steel insert behind it. Softer sound, sharper distance control.

Rounded topline

A softer edge where your eyes rest. Small change, big difference when you're over a four-footer.

The 2026 family

All Phantom

Six families, from the compact 3.2 to the multi-material 12. Every one with a Studio Carbon Steel face and a neck for every stroke.

From £449

New

Plumbing neck

Phantom 3.2

Compact, rounded mid-mallet. Tri-Line sight line and T-Crown for golfers who love a Newport, GOLO or Fastback look.

£449Shop

Mid-bend shaft

Phantom 5

The compact wingback in its purest form. Face-forward stability for a square stroke.

£449Shop

Plumbing neck

Phantom 5.2

Compact wingback with a plumbing neck for golfers who release the toe.

£449Shop

Jet neck

Phantom 5.5

Reworked jet neck with less aggressive forward lean, a touch of toe flow.

£449Shop

Onset Center

Phantom 5 OC

Onset Center low-torque build. The face wants to stay square, so you don't have to fight it.

£499Shop

Double-bend shaft

Phantom 7 DB

Sharper wingback, bigger footprint, new double-bend shaft. Built for straight-back, straight-through.

£449Shop

Plumbing neck

Phantom 7.2

The big-wing stability of the 7 with the toe flow of a plumbing neck.

£449Shop

Tour-winning lineage

Jet neck

Phantom 7.5

Jet neck on the 7 frame. A mallet for players with a gentle arc.

£449Shop

Mid-bend shaft

Phantom 9R

Softer contours, rounded edges and one long sight line. The calmest look in the family.

£449Shop

Plumbing neck

Phantom 9.2R

The rounded 9R with an abbreviated sight line and a plumbing neck.

£449Shop

Onset Center

Phantom 11R OC

High-MOI 11R frame with the Onset Center low-torque design.

£499Shop

New

Multi-material

Phantom 12

Space Grey aluminium body with stainless steel carrying 65% of the head weight. Maximum stability.

£449Shop

No suffixMid-bend shaft. Face-forward, for a straighter stroke.

.2Plumbing neck. More toe flow for an arcing stroke.

.5Jet neck. A touch of toe flow, softer forward lean.

DBDouble-bend shaft. Face balanced, straight back and through.

OCOnset Center. Low torque, the face resists opening and closing.

Shot in the dark

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2026 Scotty Cameron Phantom putter detail

The craft

Milled.
Never rushed.

A Scotty Cameron starts life as a solid block of 303 stainless steel and leaves as something you can feel through the grip. Every line on the topline, every chain-link groove on the face, is there because Scotty decided it should be.

Studio Carbon Steel face insert

Body

303Stainless steel, milled. The Cameron standard for feel.

Face

SCSFull-face Studio Carbon Steel insert with chain-link milling.

Sole

6061Aircraft-grade aluminium sole plate pushes weight to the perimeter.

Spec

3.5^°Loft, 70° lie, in 33, 34 and 35 inch stock lengths.

Softer.
Quieter.
Honest.

Carbon steel has better damping than Teryllium or stainless. So the new face insert turns a click into a hush, without giving up a yard of ball speed. You hear less. You feel more.

Choosing your Cameron

Blade, mid-mallet
or mallet?

Three shapes, one maker. Here is how they differ, who they suit and where to start in our range. Still torn? The finder below narrows it to one, and our Stanmore studio settles it on the putting green.

Studio Style Newport, Santa Fe

Blade

The purest look and the most feedback. Heel-toe weighting with toe flow for players who release the putter on an arc.

Most feel through the hands
Suits an arcing stroke
Classic Newport lines

From £449See the blades

Studio Style Fastback, Squareback

Mid-mallet

Compact like a blade at address, with more weight to the back for stability. The best of both for a lot of golfers.

Blade looks, extra stability
Suits a slight arc
Onset Center and long options

From £449See the mid-mallets

Phantom 3.2 to 12

Mallet

Maximum stability and alignment help. Wingback and rounded shapes with a neck for every stroke type.

Most forgiving off-centre
Suits straighter strokes
Five neck styles to fit

From £449See Phantom

BladeMid-malletMallet

Forgiveness

Feedback

Best strokeArcingSlight arcStraighter

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