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 Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select KOMBI Putter 
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Post Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select KOMBI Putter
Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select KOMBI Putter Steel Shaft
Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select KOMBI Putter 33 inches
Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select KOMBI Putter 34 inches
Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select KOMBI Putter 35 inches
The Titleist Scotty Cameron Buttonback Putter
add advanced mallet designs to the Studio Select family in Standard (33", 34", 35"), Mid (42", 43", 44") and Long (48", 50") models. And with the Spring 2010 addition of the Studio Select Kombi-S to the line, Scotty created a slightly more compact head shape milled from 303 stainless steel.
Kombi putter feature Studio Select heel and toe weighting technology to ensure proper headweight-to-length properties and provide multiple length options per model. A third weighting point (factory adjustable for Kombi, non- adjustable for Kombi Mid or Kombi Long) pushes the CG deep to stabilize the putter throughout the stroke for a great roll and unmatched feel and sound.
Scotty's latest limited release Titleist Scotty Cameron Buttonback Putter
show why he's the master of sleek style and elegance perfectly matched with outstanding feel and performance. Named for the three screws resembling buttons that hold the Teryllium inlay in place, the highly-anticipated Button Back Newport 2 brings back the buttery soft feel and unmistakable character of Scotty’s Teryllium-inlay putters. Moving forward from the milled raw carbon steel of original Teryllium series putter heads, Scotty precision milled the Button Backs using Tour-inspired 303 stainless steel.
With its copper-colored paintfill accents, stepless steel shaft, and rich, luxurious leather grip—hand stitched with matching copper-colored thread no less—the Titleist Scotty Cameron Buttonback Putter has a single sight line in the flange and a solitary Scotty engraving up the neck.


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