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    Titleist Scotty Cameron Super Select

    Why We Like It

    Someday we want someone to talk about us the way Scotty Cameron talks about his putters. His tone about these blades seems to emanate from a cathedral, and why not? Their dominance in the milled-blade marketplace isn’t an accident. Cameron and his team comb over every detail and resource to improve these designs without changing them. Subtle tweaks like milling out sections of the plumber’s neck and the iconic “cherry dots” redistribute mass to heel and toe sole weights. Cameron says that makes his blades “as forgiving as a large mallet.” Sweet talker.

    Characteristics

    • Milled from 303 stainless steel, the hosel options include plumber’s neck on most (jet neck on Newport 2.5 Plus).
    • Heel-toe sole weights match head mass to shaft lengths.
    • Dual milling pattern on the face (deep mill followed by mid mill) creates consistent energy transfer with soft feel.
    • Six models (Newport, Newport Plus, Newport 2, Newport 2 Plus, Newport 2.5 Plus, Squareback 2); head weights: 345, 355, 365 grams; lengths: 33-35 inches; loft: 3.5 degrees

    Highlights

    • Top 5 softest-feeling blade putters, high-handicaps
    • Top 5 best sound/feel blade putters, all handicap groups
    • Top 5 best-looking blade putters, all handicap groups
    • Top 5 best-rated blade putters, all handicap groups

    Price

    $450

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    Golf Digest Logo HOT LIST SCORE

    The aggregate star rating of all three categories rounded to the nearest half star.

    5.0
    Performance
    5.0
    50%*
    Innovation
    4.5
    30%*
    Look / Sound / Feel
    5.0
    20%*

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    HOT LIST PLAYERS FEEDBACK

    Ratings are based on players’ assessments in three key performance areas.

    Feel
    Firm
    Cushioned
    Heft
    Swings Light
    Swings Heavy
    Shape
    Angular
    Soft Curves

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