Weights for Scotty Cameron Newport putters

Hi folks

Can anyone advise me where I can have mine changed and how much they would cost?

Thanks in advance.

Man, if BFG doesn't do it, I don't know anyone else who does...

I've since gone down the poor man's route and gotten myself lead tape so I can weigh down my own clubs

ghoonk wrote:

Man, if BFG doesn't do it, I don't know anyone else who does...

I've since gone down the poor man's route and gotten myself lead tape so I can weigh down my own clubs

Yeap.. thought about the lead tapes but since the weights on the Newports are replaceable, it be neater.

Have asked Titleist about this earlier. Rick said the service could be available in Singapore come June. Keeping fingers crossed.

just wondering since it the weight is replaceable, why wouldn't provide a mean for the users to change the weight themself, but rather than to send it to Titleist ?

just wondering....hmmm ...

golf_snowman wrote:

just wondering since it the weight is replaceable, why wouldn't provide a mean for the users to change the weight themself, but rather than to send it to Titleist ?

just wondering....hmmm ...

Have you ever heard of $$$$$$$$$ ?????

titu

Tituman wrote:

golf_snowman wrote:

just wondering since it the weight is replaceable, why wouldn't provide a mean for the users to change the weight themself, but rather than to send it to Titleist ?

just wondering....hmmm ...

Have you ever heard of $$$$$$$$$ ?????

titu

dear sir...

yes yes..i understand..haha, dun scratch head lah..me just a naive snowman...keke

The Studio Select line has interchangeable weight screws in the bottom of the putters. Why not allow golfers to swap the weights on themselves?

The whole idea behind the weights is for us to get it just right. For many years, putter companies had one head and simply made it in three different lengths—33", 34" and 35". But that changes the weight in a similar way that cutting down or lengthening your driver would.

We don't want someone to have a kit that would change the weight and make the putter not ideal. We have the recipe here that tells us what adjustments to make for every inch that you change, and the swing-weight points that you either gain or lose. But as I said earlier, I just really want to get it right.

Now, I believe that putters can be a little heavier, or possibly a little lighter, but not so much that it changes the rhythm and timing of your transition stroke from the backswing to the forward swing. If a putter is too light, you can take the putter back too far to gain the momentum, or you have to hit at it more to compensate for the weight loss.

pulled from some website, supposedly from a 'ask the expert' session to the man himself.

Go ask DGman -- last time I checked, those weight kits were not cheap..

I got my sc shortened at bfg and replaced the weights

bono wrote:

Hi folks

Can anyone advise me where I can have mine changed and how much they would cost?

Thanks in advance.

what is ur current setup & what do u plan to change to? Shorter or longer, lighter or heavier?

golfamigo wrote:

what is ur current setup & what do u plan to change to? Shorter or longer, lighter or heavier?

Newport 1.5 @ 33.5" with 350gm (2 x 15gm weights). Looking at changing to 360gm (2 x 20gm).

eiji wrote:

I got my sc shortened at bfg and replaced the weights

Care to share with me how much were the weights?

Thanks to all whom have replied. I found what I wanted. Cheers