Where to buy Scotty Cameron

Try vinc golf. They have a good range

nyisoe wrote:

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.

Brand new, Vinc golf quite good. But second hand, gr marketplace is the best.

nyisoe wrote:

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.

I think Golf House has a decent selection too but that depends on the outlets.

Actually what makes a Scotty putter so special and costly?
I have practice putt with a few Scotty putters, it feels rather soft and feedback to the hand is good. But why can't other putters match this kind of feel?

babolat wrote:

Actually what makes a Scotty putter so special and costly?
I have practice putt with a few Scotty putters, it feels rather soft and feedback to the hand is good. But why can't other putters match this kind of feel?

Can. U tried edel, tp mills, gauge design etc....so many milled one out there.

Nope... I haven't try any of those you listed. Only Scotty and the latest odyssey

I think its a good deal ... For $420, I've got a putter with
1) the deep milling and heavier head weight that I like
2) perceived better quality workmanship and material
3) nice headcover
4) better resale value
The Odyssey black milled putter is pretty close in terms of 1&2 though …

Thou I m currently using a SC putter but I felt that odyssey putter provides a better feedback as compared to SC ones.

You can also find Used SC putters at creative joe or FESC

TDO wrote:

Buying a SC is like buying a Rolex watch. It's value appreciate with time. It's a very desirable putter (in my opinion). But like Rolex, it's out of my budget to own one. I wish I can buy without feeling the pain in my pocket. 

Actually unless it's those collectors' piece it does not. But the value just does not drop as so fast like most of the major brands out there.

TDO wrote:

Buying a SC is like buying a Rolex watch. It's value appreciate with time. It's a very desirable putter (in my opinion). But like Rolex, it's out of my budget to own one. I wish I can buy without feeling the pain in my pocket. 

Not really that ex, I got mine at a huge discount from a fellow GRian bcos the putter is cut down from 35" to 33" which suits me perfectly.

TDO wrote:

Buying a SC is like buying a Rolex watch. It's value appreciate with time. It's a very desirable putter (in my opinion). But like Rolex, it's out of my budget to own one. I wish I can buy without feeling the pain in my pocket. 

Join sg-roc.
There are some good deals from some grey dealers.
Sometimes, you can get very mint condition rolex which is already depreciate from previous owner.

Cannot understand golfers, Scotty $400 plus said ex, driver $500 never complained. In comparison of usage, the putter u use more times than a driver hor.

Guys, any tips on where to get Scotty headcovers locally? If there's an online store, please advice as well. TIA.

cglim wrote:

Guys, any tips on where to get Scotty headcovers locally? If there's an online store, please advice as well. TIA.

Get here lor, look for Luke aka Scottycollector

cglim wrote:

Guys, any tips on where to get Scotty headcovers locally? If there's an online store, please advice as well. TIA.

I also have a used one for sale if you are interested. Check my WTS.

I'm currently gaming the Golo S and have found it to be a fulfilling putter. Its deep milled face makes it very soft and it's well-weighted. The craftsmanship is pretty good, as can be expected from SC putters. I believe that it's worth the money I paid for.

But, are there other putters which offer the same feel for a lower price? Yes, I believe there are. I used to play Yes! putters and my recent Sandy was a great putter.

That said, I'm sure the SC will retain its price for much longer than the Yes!, although it won't go up in price (not that I was expecting it to).

Bro TDO, you remind me of gofnut. Flashy new equipment does not excite him. He plays with an older Callaway set and does so very well. Goes to show that when you have talent, equipment becomes somewhat secondary.

So, to those who aspire to play with SC putters, give them a shot but know that they are not magical equipment. They may OR MAY NOT work. I know many of my golf friends who play with lesser known brands and whip me silly (yay!).

As for bro Begbie, he's doing well.

Technospaz wrote:

Bro TDO, you remind me of gofnut. Flashy new equipment does not excite him. He plays with an older Callaway set and does so very well. Goes to show that when you have talent, equipment becomes somewhat secondary.

So, to those who aspire to play with SC putters, give them a shot but know that they are not magical equipment. They may OR MAY NOT work. I know many of my golf friends who play with lesser known brands and whip me silly (yay!).

As for bro Begbie, he's doing well.

Ha! Ha! My Mizuno irons are more than 10 years old. If look at my bag it will look like this.


Driver - Callaway Octane (Latest purchase from a GRian here)
Fairway woods - Titleist 3w 904F and Titleist 5w 906F (From Grians here)
Fairway woods - Gosen 7w and 9w (From Gumtree) Locked my 6i and above away.
Irons - Mizuno Grand Monarch 7i - Pw (From a friend)
Sandwedge - Nike 56o  and 60o (From Grian here)
Putter - Taylor Made Rossa Blade (From bro Begbie)


These are the clubs that help me with my average score of 92.