Scotty Cameron Select Jet Set

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They are very lovely putters, but unless I'm a lotto winner tonight I'll stick with my run of the mill scotty.
 
Oddsocks said:
I’d rather look down at a chipper! ?
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Bought some wedges recently. Young pro sales guy was asking me how many I wanted. “Two” I said.
“Hmm that makes gapping difficult considering the lofts on your irons. How is your bag made up? How many fairways? How many hybrids? 5 iron to PW? Plus putter…..Brilliant”, he says. “3 wedges will give you 14 clubs. Perfect gapping!”
“Err, no. I will just take two please.”

I didn’t want to mention the chipper ???
 
Sweep said:
Bought some wedges recently. Young pro sales guy was asking me how many I wanted. “Two” I said.
“Hmm that makes gapping difficult considering the lofts on your irons. How is your bag made up? How many fairways? How many hybrids? 5 iron to PW? Plus putter…..Brilliant”, he says. “3 wedges will give you 14 clubs. Perfect gapping!”
“Err, no. I will just take two please.”

I didn’t want to mention the chipper ???
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Chipper-shame ???
 
Scotty Cameron are the masters of marketing.
People pay 8 or 10, you could say even 20 times more than necessary for a putter and are then proud to show it off to their mates, who are equally in awe of it. o_O
 
Crow said:
Scotty Cameron are the masters of marketing.
People pay 8 or 10, you could say even 20 times more than necessary for a putter and are then proud to show it off to their mates, who are equally in awe of it. o_O
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I have to disagree with certain parts of this. Having always struggled with various styles of putters and never settling on a putter for longer than 6 months it was time to get some stability and trust in a flat stick. After a fitting the proof was there on what style/length/etc I needed and at this point it was decision time.
A) a mizzy at £150, TM or ping at £225 with a relatively low investment a bad day would have always tempted me to change as the loss moving it on would have been minimal.
B) invest more in something that i had to simply stick with through good times and bad.

I went with option b and i do not regret it one bit. Other then two stand out bad days my putting is the best it’s ever been and in 10 years it’s the only time I’ve only owned 1 putter (excluding a pin seeker two sided variant in my vintage set)
 
It's the club you use most in any round, so important to get one that works for you,
But no way would I pay that much. They are $650 here so a shade cheaper. But I've never 'clicked' with any Scotty that I've tried.
 
Lovely to look at... but that price!


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Actually just read the blurb on that 'new' range and coincidently much of it is exactly the same description of features that was used on my Nike putter;
Blade shape with plumbers neck
Precision milled from 303 stainless steel
Milled face
rounded features
heel-and-toe weighted
pistol grip

Looks like I just ‘saved’ 600 (& increased the insured value of my putter) :sneaky:
 
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Nice looking putter. If you could get one for the RRP you’d probably be able to sell it for a few hundred more.
 
£600 for a putter not a chance in hell.

That is ludicrous money. Scottys are just a copy of the Ping Anser no? Can someone tell me what is so special about them given that they aren't the original design and there are multitudes of different manufacturers that make a heel toe anser style putter. They are mass produced so not bespoke made, what is it the feeling, weighting, or perhaps people convince themselves they are special because they've forked out ridiculous amount of money for them.

I do like the look of those Sink putters though, I was looking for a new one, and Sussex isn't too far so think that may be my next fitting.
 
I have used the same SC putter for about 15 years, it was expensive when I bought it, however I still have it after probably something approaching 1000 rounds so for me I consider it very good value for money. Would I pay £600 for a new one ?, no I wouldn't as I doubt I have another 15 years of golf in me, if i lost it I would settle for a less expensive putter.

They are quality putters, so just like a car or a watch or even a pair of shoes if you can afford what you want then buy it and enjoy it.
 
Red devil said:
£599 for a putter? That's a months gas and electricity come January!
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With the projected rises in October and January and if my usage stays the same as last year that will actually be my bill in January. :sick:

As for the putter, I'm guessing the name is who it's aiming at.
 
r0wly86 said:
£600 for a putter not a chance in hell.

That is ludicrous money. Scottys are just a copy of the Ping Anser no? Can someone tell me what is so special about them given that they aren't the original design and there are multitudes of different manufacturers that make a heel toe anser style putter. They are mass produced so not bespoke made, what is it the feeling, weighting, or perhaps people convince themselves they are special because they've forked out ridiculous amount of money for them.

I do like the look of those Sink putters though, I was looking for a new one, and Sussex isn't too far so think that may be my next fitting.
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Tiger used one?

I watched one of my PP change to one and guess what, he still misses 3 footers regularly.
 
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