A Cameron Collection
July 16th, 2007
I’d like to share a collection with you. Brett Burrier came to the Scotty Cameron International Collectors Convention last month to meet with other passionate putter enthusiasts. I’m not quite sure if he added to his collection while there, but he did take the time to send me some photos of his putters. He’s a longneck guy and he has an impressive collection, to say the least.
What I like about these photos is his focus on unique putters that are special to him, namely Teryllium longnecks, prototypes, limiteds and Tours. I hope you enjoy the slideshow featuring some of Brett’s prized possessions as much as I did. Seeing some of the old stuff brings back great memories. Thanks, Brett, for sending in your photos.
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WOW. What an amazing collection of Longnecks Brett. I agree with everything that Brett said regarding the Collectors Convention. What an amazing experience. I can’t wait till next year!!!
Pat – Toledo, OH
Brett has a tremendous LN collection. Brett’s letter to Scotty reflects the feelings of many people associated with Scotty Cameron putters. I appreciate that Brett would take the time to share his collection to Scotty, who in turn, took time to share it with us here on the blog. Thanks Brett and Scotty for sharing an outstanding LN collection.
Sam
You have an incredible collecton of Longnecks Brett! And I agree with everything you’ve said about the ICC
Thanks for sharing your story and photos of your collection with us!
Kris
I am having problems viewing the pictures on the ‘SC Blog’–I am only able to view the 1st picture of each entry, but that is all! Is there a ‘navigation’ feature’ that I am missing that would advance me to view all of the pictures? Thank you.
If you hover your mouse in the upper corners of the picture, you should see a NEXT or PREV button appear that will help you navigate through the slideshows. Hope this helps!
Wow…all beauties! Great photos of gorgeous putters! Jason, great shots! Brett, U da man!
Gerald Gross
Miami, Fl.
Thanks so much Scotty for sharing my collection here on your blog and thanks to everyone for the nice comments as well.