Robster
Hacker
I have just picked up a 1997 Newport 2 gun blue quite cheap, played it once and its lovely. Should I play it as i'm thinking it's quite rare?
How rare is my scotty
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JT77
Tour Winner
ach sure you should if it works!! 
EaseNgrace
Q-School Graduate
It seems a waste not to use it, just look after it.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Rare Scotties hold their value (and are normally tour issued models, not off the rack), and are often £1k plus (and the rest). Since the market for these is very knowledgable, it is unlikely you picked a rare model up on the cheap, so I would guess it isn't that rare. Play it. That's what they are for.
HTL
Tour Winner
I have not got a clue what its worth, however, I know some people who will. Go onto the scotty Cameron forum and ask them, just make sure you come back. They absolutely love putters!!!
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
I'm pretty sure it's not worth anything at all.
I'll do you a favour and get it out of your hair. I'll even give you £20 for it. Deal?
I'll do you a favour and get it out of your hair. I'll even give you £20 for it. Deal?
Ethan
Money List Winner
I used to collect Scottys in a big way.
The Gun Blue/Black Oxide Scottys are not worth an awful lot unless in pristine original condition. Even then they are only worth about what you paid for it new.
I would play it rather than hoard it. Make sure you look after it, by never putting it wet into the headcover. Dry it off, and apply some gun oil from time to time.
The Gun Blue/Black Oxide Scottys are not worth an awful lot unless in pristine original condition. Even then they are only worth about what you paid for it new.
I would play it rather than hoard it. Make sure you look after it, by never putting it wet into the headcover. Dry it off, and apply some gun oil from time to time.
Ken_A
Tour Rookie
Play it - thats what they are made for!!!
Robster
Hacker
Cheers guys I only paid £100 for it and the guy I brought it from my boss paid £200 as he wanted the same putter they were using on tour. I was thinking about getting it refurbed as it has wear marks on the bottom leading edge but he said it would go down in value if I done that. it's in very good condition for a 13 year old putter. So I will use it and see how it goes.
Swinger
Journeyman Pro
I'm pretty sure it's not worth anything at all.
I'll do you a favour and get it out of your hair. I'll even give you £20 for it. Deal?
He's right, but I'll go to £25.
AuburnWarrior
Tour Winner
Good Lord, what are these Scotty's made of - paper mache??? Gun Oil, NEVER let them get wet, massage their egos, buy them gifts on their birthday, satisfy them sexually.........
They're golf clubs!!!
Use them until they break and then throw them away!!!
They're golf clubs!!!
Use them until they break and then throw them away!!!
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
It's a Scotty, it won't break, it'll just rust away.
AuburnWarrior
Tour Winner
Built like a British Leyland Metro then!!! And these things cost £200??? Do they have an oil leak like the Metros???
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Must do, as however much oil I spray in the head cover, the club is bone dry next time I take it out.
