NEW 2017 – SCOTTY CAMERON SELECT PUTTER REVIEWS
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Newport 3 … loving it right now!
I’ll inbox you my address to send me one bud.
I use a Scotty Cameron about 7 years old (my dads old putter) and I absolutely love the feeling of hitting it right in the center
M1 in the bag!!
Aluminum. Its not that hard to say!
Rick – you should try Bettinardi. You won’t regret it.
You should go back to the M1 and the 1st even roll putter you had. Wish you the best man
Great Review Rick!
To be honest, I switched out the grip on my Select Newport 2 back to the black Golf Pride rubber grip. With the vibration dampening membrane and the larger, squishy Winn grip, the putts didn’t feel soft. They felt absolutely dead. I could not get any feedback from the putt and my distance control suffered. Since the switch, my control has improved greatly.
I agree Rick. Scotty hands down makes the best putters. I’m only 14 and I saved up all the money I could make for a year just to buy a M2 Select putter. It was well worth it and it’s been my best (and favorite) club ever since!
Beautifully crafted vid Rick! Great to see the increased production values. Ditto on the swing guide series
The ‘padding’ behind the face is just double sided tape. Its a marketing con…
the staff bags in the background are sick
Just got my second Newport II, love the look, feel and new bigger grip.
Tried one about 6 months ago, wasn’t better than my putter, but it was very nice, very expensive, but not to pricey if I wanted it, I paid $300.00 AUS for my currant putter 4 years ago! The Cameron I tried was priced at not far off $500.00 AUS. You do pay a certain amount for the name, if I had fallen in love with it would I have paid that much? Yep sure would’ve.
Could you PLEASE do a video on the putt putt course that’s behind you???
Rick I see you wearing those clean Jordan golf shoes. Tryna to get me a pair. Rick rocking Jordan’s is awesome!
great quality on this video, really upped the production it seems without over doing it
Love them. Had them for the past 10 years
In my opinion, Scotty Cameron make the ugliest mallet putters. Just look at 0:23 and you will see what I mean
Lovin’ the new Air Jordan shoes !
are those nike golf shoes custom? if not where can i get them?
Does that AlUminium face have a different sound? 🙂
Alauminium
“Beautifully handcrafted”? You mean precision CNC milled.
Love my scotty, but always have my eye on Bettinardi putters. A bit heavier which seems to work better.
ALAMINIUM
This is not the first time Rick has done better with a mallet style putter on his reviews…….or am I wrong?
I’ve got the Newport M1
Newport 2 @5:33 … Love it!
Newport 3 @7:18 … Nice 🙂
Anyone know what golf shoes rick is wearing? Nike what’s?
All Pro V1x balls correct? They are “clickier” in general and this year’s or last year’s ball? Newport 3 — that is the foshizzle for me
It always makes me laugh when any company refers to a product as having ‘Aircraft Grade Aluminium’ or ‘Aluminum’ if you prefer! The phrase ‘Aircraft grade’ is just a buzzword used by marketing bods. Raw Aluminium as an element is a next to useless element on it’s own, due to high fatigue rates and rapid oxidization so for engineering it always has to be used as an alloy with other elements such as magnesium and silicon. Aluminium that is used in Aircraft can take many forms and is only the process used in it’s heat treatment that gives it it’s designation according to it’s uses needed within that industry. But for any company to use the phrase ‘Aircraft grade’ is a bit of a stretch at best. For real aircraft grade there are numerous elements in place to ensure proper processing, heat treatment etc, I’d be staggered if these putters have anything like the heat treatment processes that are required to refer to them as true Aircraft Grade, but that use of the phrase is as I said, just a marketing buzzword nowadays. And there endeth the chemistry lesson. Thank god I hear most of you say! Lol