Scotty Cameron Putters

I own 3 scottys....best putter i got is a 2015 select squareback

Thanks for the opinion, but I'm trying to find the difference between the Newport 3 and GoLo 3.

My sarcasm didn't get picked up there. You said right fit; I'm left handed...

Bettinardi putters > scotty cameron

All Scotty Cameron is, is good marketing.

Go to a golf shop and try a few out for a couple of hours.

The new Newport line might be the best putting products released by Scotty Cameron and Titleist. The feel is great, especially if your primary courses have fast greens.

There are some differences:

- The GoLo3 will have 1/2 inch offset
- Newport 3 is a full shaft offset
- GoLo3 comes with the pistolero grip - which is very nice
- Newport 3 comes with the new style matador grips

- I am not sure about the GoLo3 but with the Newport3 the largest stock weight you can get is 20 gram, which knocks you out for the copper style weights

- I believe the Newport3 has a few more custom build options

- neither come in left had models

- both putters look great at address

my only counsel - purchase from a pro - there are so many fakes and frauds on ebay, etc. pay a little more and know you are getting an original....and wont be disappointed when you send the putter in for customization work


edit - just checked the SC custom page - you can order up to 30g weights for both putters - which is a very nice option.

During my research I used the custom page a good bit to research different models - Cameron's Custom Page

go and try every model and brand putter you can - I play with a guy that shoots in the low 70s every round and uses a Matzie Velvet Touch Putter - just depends on what you like

Seriously, like someone else said go try putters until you find whatever you like best. Scotty's are good putters, but don't drop $350 on it just because it's a Scotty. I know quite a few very accomplished golfers (college and pro guys) that used to use them and have started using other stuff. One uses a Wilson blade from the late 80's.

I know it's not what you asked but try a Rife putter before you purchase. I won one as a door prize at an AU alumni golf tourny a few years ago and I don't think I will ever take it out of my bag. I had never heard of or tried a Rife before but I absolutely love it

Three years old, or so.
It would ruin the counter balance, but that can be fixed with another counter balance grip.

I'll never sell it, so value doesn't matter. Just wondering if it's gonna be f'd with a paddle vs the CB grip it has. I like the weight, but I don't want that thick oversized grip anymore. Worked well when I was trying to get a consistent putting stroke, but you don't need that thing forever imo.

Net, Losing the extra 50 grams up top will curve out the stroke more - be careful with that change to the putting stroke.

Otherwise, you should be good to go.