Albanach
Head Pro
Aside from ebay is there anywhere else that sells these at less than ridiculous prices? Looking for a Baby T grip.
Scotty Cameron Putter Grip
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Ethan
Money List Winner
You should be able to order one from a Titleist dealer. Part BBT in Black, RBT in Red. No idea what the cost is. though.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Probably ridiculous.
Stick Scotty's name on a can of beans and you can add £20 to the price.
Stick Scotty's name on a can of beans and you can add £20 to the price.
Albanach
Head Pro
It's a total joke some of the prices are ridiculous!
griffgolf
Head Pro
I have a grip with " putt for dough " worded and also has pictures of £20 £10 and £5 notes on my Scotty and always raises a smile 
Scotty or Titleist red grips silly prices
Scotty or Titleist red grips silly prices
I always find the Scotty grips awfully thin like you are holding something only slightly thicker then the shaft itself......I just don't get the whole SC love in. 
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
The baby T is a nice grip. I have only seen them on flea bay, but most of them are fake. They are good fakes, and are fine to putt with, and are hard to tell from the real thing, but are still fakes.
Albanach
Head Pro
I always find the Scotty grips awfully thin like you are holding something only slightly thicker then the shaft itself......I just don't get the whole SC love in.
i kow what you mean, I have a jumbo Lamkin grip on at the minute but the Baby T is a happy medium I think. The standard grip is too thin for me.
I'm just a bit fussy about collars and cuffs on the putter. Regarding the Scotty Cameron thing - I just like the putters and have it in my bag for around 7-8 years.
chris661
Money List Winner
I just bought a fastback putter last week and the first thing I thought about was changing the grip but I might stick with it for a while. It is stupidly thin though.
Ethan
Money List Winner
There are various Cameron grips of various sizes available. The standard grip is actually the same size as the Pingman grip favoured by Mr T Woods.
Stan Utley, current putting guru, recommends a thin grip to encourage the player to release the putter.
Stan Utley, current putting guru, recommends a thin grip to encourage the player to release the putter.
bobmac
Major Champion
Couldn't resist it
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Alex1975
Guest
Couldn't resist it
someone ask a question or tell us about your new club or something please, we are scraping the bottom of the barrel here!!!
heheh nice one bob
AuburnWarrior
Tour Winner
What, release it like when you three putt - straight into the trees!
