Studio Select Newport 2.6 Golf Putter
Review!
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Back
in 2008 Scotty expanded the Studio Select Putter Line with the
introduction of the new Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2.6
Putter, which helped to make it a more well-rounded Series. The Newport
2.6 Putter has the same performance proven head style as the Newport 2
Putter, but with the shaft going straight into the putter head for a
clean smooth looking appearance.
Scotty has added a milled sight dot on the topline behind the stepless
shaft to give players a reference mark, and the new tour-inspired
Cherry Dot graphics. The Newport 2.6 is precision milled from a block
of soft yet durable 303 stainless steel metal to enhance performance
and feel.
One of the most significant technological enhancements made to this
years Scotty Cameron Studio Select Putters is the introduction of the
heel and toe weighting system.
This enhancement uses circular interchangeable weights that are screwed
into the heel and toe end of the putters sole and with 3 different
shaft length options available from 33” through to 35” this important
enhancement allows Scotty to correctly balance the weight of the
putterhead so that it is relative to the shaft length. |
The
Newport 2.6 Putter also comes with 2 extra heavier weight options in
the 34” and 35” shaft lengths, for those golfers that prefer a heavier,
more solid feel. Golfers also have the option of changing the lie angle
by up to +/- 2 degrees from the standard 71 degree lie angle. The
location of these weights also helps to reduce clubhead rotation and
stabilize the putter face throughout the putting stroke, as well as
increasing the moment of inertia to provide a larger sweet spot for a
more consistent strike across the clubface.
The Studio Select
Newport 2.6 Putter also has a higher toe profile, which helps those
golfers who have a tendency to raise the toe end of the putter up at
address and consequently aim left of the intended target line. With its
clean and attractive look and soft beaded mist finish, to help
reduce glare from the topline, the Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport
2.6 Putter may cost a little more than some other brands but is well
worth the quality experience and increased performance levels you will
benefit from.
Studio Select Putters are Tour validated, and each
of the 9 designs are inspired by Scotty's experience of working with
the best golfers in the world, which has made them the number 1 putter
on the PGA Tour since 1997. Although you will need to spend a
little more on a Scotty Cameron Putter compared to other brands, you
will certainly not be disappointed. In this case, you definitely get
what you pay for, which is a high performance putter that is
aesthetically pleasing to the eye and will simply help you to gain more
confidence and hole more putts.
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| Studio
Select Fastback 1.5 Golf Putter Review |
The
Scotty
Cameron Fastback 1.5 Golf Putter has a very similar and sleek
look to the Newport style head, with its compact heel to toe clubhead
design, but has a unique and carefully designed rounded flange with a
milled sight line for accurate alignment on your puts.
With a new flare neck and half shaft of offset, the Fastback 1.5 Golf
Putter by Scotty Cameron has the perfect look at address and provides
an accurately balanced and comfortable feeling putting stroke that is
ideal for the golfer who prefers a more balanced faced putter head
design.
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| Studio
Select Laguna 1.5 Golf Putter Review |
The
new Scotty
Cameron Laguna 1.5 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron
utilizes the latest state of the art technology to give it a fresh and
exciting new makeover, which looks and feels more modern, yet still
retains much of the original characteristics of its predecessor.
The latest design and technological enhancements that the Studio Select
Golf Putters have to offer, include the tour-inspired Cherry Dot
graphics, the solid and durable precision milled 303 stainless steel
body and the circular interchangeable heel and toe sole weights.
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| Studio
Select Laguna 2 Golf Putter Review |
The
Scotty
Cameron Laguna 2 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron is
one of the latest additions to the Studio Select Series and offers a
trusted classic tour proven head shape but with the modern design
aesthetics and engineering that elite golfer’s expect
and demand.
The new Laguna 2 golf putter sets up a little taller than some of the
other Studio Select Putters with its full shaft of offset and precise
plumbing neck design. Generally preferred by golfers who have a more
straight back, straight through stroke, requiring a little less toe
flow.
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| Studio
Select Newport Golf Putter Review |
The
new Scotty
Cameron Newport Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron has
received several improved design and performance enhancements to this
years model, making it their most technologically advanced Newport
putter ever created in the Scotty Cameron Studios.
Some of these enhancements include their bold Tour-inspired Cherry Dot
graphics design, precision milled 303 stainless steel body for solid
feel and durability, and improved high toe profile and factory
interchangeable heel and toe circular sole weights.
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| Studio
Select Newport 2 Golf Putter Review |
The
new Scotty
Cameron Newport 2 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron
still has its familiar crisp lines but with the added addition of some
subtle milling enhancements to the sole profile, making it the most
technologically advanced Studio Select Newport 2 putter that Scotty has
ever created.
Along with the rest of the Tour validated Studio Select Putters it is
precision milled from a soft 303 stainless steel metal and carries the
tour-inspired Cherry Dot graphics on the back cavity to provide you
with a durable putter that feels solid and looks classy.
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| Studio
Select Newport 2.5 Golf Putter Review |
The
new Scotty
Cameron Newport 2.5 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron is
very similar to the Newport 2 Putter, but comes with a flare neck
hosel, for those players that use an arc putting stroke and prefer a
bit more toe flow (toe end of the putter is less likely to close during
the putting stroke).
The Newport 2.5 Golf Putter is precision milled from a block of soft,
yet very durable 303 stainless steel and is one of 9 high performance
putters in the Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select Series that
carries the new tour-inspired Cherry Dot graphics on the back cavity.
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| Studio
Select Newport 2.6 Golf Putter Review |
Back
in 2008 Scotty expanded the Studio Select Golf Putter Line Series with
the introduction of the new Scotty
Cameron Studio Select Newport 2.6 Golf Putter, with its
milled sight dot on the topline for easy reference, making it a more
well-rounded Series.
The Studio Select Newport 2.6 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron
has the same performance proven head style as the Studio Select Newport
2 Putter, but with no offseet and the shaft going straight into the
topline of the putter head for a clean smooth looking appearance.
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| Studio
Select Squareback 1 Golf Putter Review |
The
Scotty
Cameron Squareback 1 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron
is another fairly recent addition after the experimental prototype
proved popular on tour. This years model has been fine tuned to include
a double bend shaft-over-spud setup for golfers seeking face balanced
mallet putter.
With the same new tour-inspired Cherry Dot graphics that all of the 9
putters possess in the Studio Select Series, the Squareback 1 Golf
Putter gets its name from the signature square flange that includes a
milled sight line on the flange for accurate alignment.
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| Studio
Select Squareback 2 Golf Putter Review |
Although
the Scotty
Cameron Squareback 2 Golf Putter by Titleist Scotty Cameron
at first glance looks very similar to the Squareback 1 Putter, there
are some subtle differences in their design though, with the Squareback
2 Putter being setup to give players a bit more toe flow.
The subtle differences come in the form of a slightly thinner topline,
thicker cavity wall and a mid-length plumbing neck hosel that is
positioned slightly further back towards the heel on the Suareback 2
Model, instead of the shaft over spud setup in the Squareback 1 Model.
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