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Pink is the new black? Real men wear pink? Something for the ladies? Whatever the color pink means to you, we now have a new Hot Pink Custom Shop Select headcover available. With a pink Custom Shop grip and shaft band, some pink paintfill and this new headcover, you now have another option when Pimping Your Putter Pink at the Scotty Cameron Custom Shop. Enjoy!
3 comments July 1st, 2009
Keep an eye on the practice green next week at the AT&T National PGA Tour event, as I’ll be sending two new staff bags to our Tour rep to replace our current staff bags. As you know, I like to keep things lively, and this Cameron & Co. Circle T bag will definitely grab some attention.
13 comments June 26th, 2009
Our latest group of photos from this week’s PGA Tour event are online at ScottyCameron.com. Click on the image above to see the pictures.
1 comment June 25th, 2009
If you’re reading the Blog, then chances are you’ve checked out The Cameron Collector (TCC). It’s the largest online gathering of Scotty Cameron enthusiasts in the world, and not only can they find lively conversation discussing nearly all things Cameron, but they are a collection of some of the greatest people around who go out of their way to help others.
Take for instance the Game-A-Hula Weekend (GAHW’09) that happened June 20-21. Guys and gals from all around the world got out for some golf, all while gaming a variety of our Hula Girl headcovers. (The Hula Girl headcover phenomenon is another example of you guys “getting” what I’m all about. Big Mahalos for that!) And it wasn’t all about golf; it was also about raising money for the Cameron Kids (CK <–my abbreviation =) program. TCC raised nearly $5,000!
Anyway, you can follow the links above for all the information. I just thought this was a very worthy cause, put together by some very enthusiastic and big-hearted folks. I hope everyone had a great time!
Click on the image below to see some of the Hula Girl headcovers put in play over the weekend, as well as a putter I gave the Hula treatment for the event, which goes to one lucky GAHW’09 drawing winner.
6 comments June 22nd, 2009
Check out our new slideshow on ScottyCameron.com.
6 comments June 17th, 2009
Click on the image above to see our latest On Tour slideshow on ScottyCameron.com.
3 comments June 11th, 2009
We’ve just uploaded Part 3, Engraving & Paintfill in our ongoing Studio Select Kombi video series. Hope you enjoy!
Add comment May 29th, 2009
Click the image above to see this and many other putters in this week’s slideshow from Colonial.
Add comment May 29th, 2009
At the 2009 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Golf Championships, the most important on-course test of the year for collegiate golfers, the overwhelming majority of players trusted one putter above all others. Scotty Cameron. With 72 men (vs. 27 for the nearest competitor) relying on our putters at the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio, and 46 women playing the putter at Caves Valley CC in Owings Mills, Maryland, it goes to show that the best up-and-coming players trust Scotty Cameron putters.
Add comment May 29th, 2009
It’s not every day that you’ll find a Scotty Cameron Tour putter at a pawn shop for $20. You have even less of a chance of recovering a Tour putter that goes missing from your bag after a round.
So why this tale becomes Blog-worthy is that the truth is sometimes much stranger than fiction. Putter Studio friend, Tim Gillis, had this very scenario happen to him. When you get down to the details, the story is not only heart-warming but a legitimate head-scratcher of epic proportions.
Back in 2002, Tim came into possession of a very clean Tour Studio Design 1.5. I stamped his initials on the face and off he went. Tim gamed this beauty for a good six months all around San Diego. Then, one day while grabbing a bite after his round, the putter disappeared from his bag, which was left unattended outside the course grill. A major bummer, but one of those events in life that unfortunately happen.
So, Tim went about his business, put another putter in play and wrote that Tour putter off as gone for good. Until one day this past December.
He was on business in Plano, Texas with a few hours to kill. As an avid collector of golf clubs, he likes to check out pawn shops during his travels just to see what he may discover. On this particular day, the stars must’ve been smiling, because there in this obscure little pawn shop off the freeway in Plano sat his very putter. On sale for $20. Honest to gosh, his putter, his initials. The one.
What are the chances? When he brought this in to the Studio, we had to laugh. It’s such a great story. So, I put it into the Custom Shop for a complete restoration. Whoever had it for the past six years clearly didn’t take care of it. We cleaned it up and recently returned it to Tim, who said he’s most likely going to pick up where he and this putter left off and put it in play ASAP.
I bet he doesn’t let it out of his sight from now on.
Click on the image below to see some pictures of Tim’s Tour putter.
3 comments May 27th, 2009
