Where to buy Scotty Cameron

Dear All

Would any bros advise as to where should I get my first Scotty putter. Would ordering online be better than going to FESC or other pro shop? Thanks in advance.

Hi bro, I had 2 Scotty Cameron putters. You can check out those putters under Ron81 in Marketplace. Prices change
and negoitable. Do let me know as those are not so easy putter to find in the shop anymore.

idrahus wrote:

Dear All

Would any bros advise as to where should I get my first Scotty putter. Would ordering online be better than going to FESC or other pro shop? Thanks in advance.

Hi

Used and special models go Ebay.

New current models go Far East.

Golfhouse carries this brand as well

How much each cost for the latest model? An rough estimate

app. 400. Personal opinion - Far East sells the cheapest Scotty.

Thanks for the advise. Will drop by fesc to look see. Are there any other place that have a wide range where I can try out?

Think Golf House got a quite a few models and length. FESC limited model & length if I recall correctly.

Btw, have a SS 1.5, 35", custom blue for sale, LIKE NEW . PM for details.

MST in Warren have some - so I think MSC also carries SC putters.

Try Greenfields @ FESC. Quite a good range at competitive prices.

for sure go to greenfield at far east shopping center not far east plaza ah. The prices pretty much depends on the sellers who put the items on consignment there. But the boys at the shop are honest and make you feel right at home.

haragolfer wrote:

for sure go to greenfield at far east shopping center not far east plaza ah. The prices pretty much depends on the sellers who put the items on consignment there. But the boys at the shop are honest and make you feel right at home.

They also carry new Scotty - think they are parallel import. I was there 2 weeks ago asking for the Scotty Squareback II, and they quoted me $400 for a new piece.

hi idrahus, I have an additional piece of Circa 62 #6 w headcover as shown in my avatar, condition 9/10 pm me if u keen...

Just came back from GD to look at their SC. Was told that all the SC putter cost $450. Hmmm not sure which one to get. In the end walk out coz don't like to make a haste decision. Need to do research first and read up the different putter design.

It's not about the price / review. Buy a putter you enjoy / feel 

ttkm wrote:

It's not about the price / review. Buy a putter you enjoy / feel 

Yup agree, its not the price and review but the feel and enjoyment when looking at it. That's why took a step back and did not make a hasty decision to get it. Need to have a feel of the other putters.

ttkm wrote:

It's not about the price / review. Buy a putter you enjoy / feel 

Just like procuring a spouse....

idrahus wrote:

Just came back from GD to look at their SC. Was told that all the SC putter cost $450. Hmmm not sure which one to get. In the end walk out coz don't like to make a haste decision. Need to do research first and read up the different putter design.

You'll never become a true, complete golfer until you start making hasty decisions when buying equipment.....how else do you expect to fill up your bomb shelter or closet?....how else will you be expected to make tough decisions, such as should i throw away my leather callaway tour staff bag or my rosewood sleigh shaped baby cot?

I totally disagree with the use of logic when buying equipment as do 99% of the GRians...one look at the marketplace is all you need for evidence...

There's also no need to shop around for the best price....what's $50?..after all, you'll lose much more when you put up your putter in the second hand market.....

So please go ahead and buy....whatever you love in the showroom will disappoint you on the green anyway.....there are many eager folks here willing to help you rectify any mistakes that you may make....

Totally agree with bro Golffoool...


for those planning to buy...pls consider Del Mar model......

DimWit Kid wrote:

ttkm wrote:

It's not about the price / review. Buy a putter you enjoy / feel 

Just like procuring a spouse....

You procure a spouse?

As you can see, Duval looking at a Del Mar & golffool dun mind a Scotty, so go ahead and buy.
If nt good, sell it here for you hv ready buyers.
Then you go out and get another one.


Hv fun buying and spoiling yourself!
It is a joyful process as spelt out by GF.

golfool2009 wrote:

idrahus wrote:

Just came back from GD to look at their SC. Was told that all the SC putter cost $450. Hmmm not sure which one to get. In the end walk out coz don't like to make a haste decision. Need to do research first and read up the different putter design.

You'll never become a true, complete golfer until you start making hasty decisions when buying equipment.....how else do you expect to fill up your bomb shelter or closet?....how else will you be expected to make tough decisions, such as should i throw away my leather callaway tour staff bag or my rosewood sleigh shaped baby cot?

I totally disagree with the use of logic when buying equipment as do 99% of the GRians...one look at the marketplace is all you need for evidence...

There's also no need to shop around for the best price....what's $50?..after all, you'll lose much more when you put up your putter in the second hand market.....

So please go ahead and buy....whatever you love in the showroom will disappoint you on the green anyway.....there are many eager folks here willing to help you rectify any mistakes that you may make....

finally a triple edge bearing scraper post.

i think only those who are born in the 60s or before will know how awesome a bearing scraper can be in the killing department.

DGman

Haha... good one bro!

DimWit Kid wrote:

ttkm wrote:

It's not about the price / review. Buy a putter you enjoy / feel 

Just like procuring a spouse....

Greenfield has thwe best prices for Scotty but now only 1 or 2 new ones left

hi all, very sorry to dig out an old post.

Which shop keeps the most number of current models for Scotty putters? 

Is Greenfield still the cheapest place to get Scotty?

Thank you.