New Titleist Putter: The Cameron and Crown Line
“Each year, I’ve received increasingly more requests – from men, women and juniors – for 33-inch putters. We wanted to call special attention to the importance of weight and length and create a unique offering for those players whose setup dictates a 33-inch putter.”
– Scotty Cameron, Titleist Master Putter Maker
In the new Cameron and Crown line, Scotty Cameron addresses golfers that need to have a shorter length putter. The line offers a range of heads to fit different desires in looks and stroke. To be clear, these putters are not simply a 35-inch putter that is cut to length. They are specifically designed to be 33 inches. The head and sole weights beautifully balance this newest addition to the Cameron putter family.
New Titleist Putter Models
The Cameron and Crown putters are available in the Select Newport 2, the Select Newport M2 Mallet, the GoLo 5, and the Futura X5R.
Newport 2
The Cameron and Crown Select Newport 2 features a heel and toe weighted head and plumber’s neck. The head and face inlay are made of 303 stainless steel, which creates a very responsive feel.
- Stroke Style: Arc Putting Stroke
- Dexterity: Right and Left Hand
Newport M2
The Cameron and Crown Select Newport M2 mid-mallet features a 303 stainless steel body, 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum face-sole technology, and flowing single-bend shaft. Notable with this model is the pop-through sight line. It is crossed, making alignment easier.
- Stroke Style: Slight Arc Putting Stroke
- Dexterity: Right
GoLo5
The Cameron and Crown GoLo 5 boasts a body made from 303 stainless steel with 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum sole plate. Combining the two metals subsequently gives responsiveness and a soft feel at impact. The pop-through and perpendicular sight lines make aligning this putter a breeze.
- Stroke Style: Slight Arc Putting Stroke
- Dexterity: Right
Futura X5R
The body of Cameron and Crown Futura X5R is made of 303 stainless steel. This wingback design leads to a higher MOI and therefore forgiveness. Cameron places an aluminum flange on the sole. The flange adds weight distribution and forgiveness to the putter.
- Stroke Style: Straight Back and Through Putting Stroke
- Dexterity: Right
The final notable feature in this line of new Titleist putters is the white Matador grip. This grip is smaller in diameter when compared to the Matador grips that are used on other Scotty Cameron putters. The smaller grip is better, traditionally, on a shorter putter matching the feel, weight, and performance.
If you’re in need of a Titleist putter that is 33 inches, look no further than the Cameron and Crown line. The care and craftsmanship shine as bright as the jewels on a crown.
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