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This is from a press release

Scotty Cameron presents the most significant re-design of his blade putter offering in recent history with the new 2025 Studio Style line, a bold statement of the future with a nod to the past. Pairing Scotty’s legendary eye for craftsmanship and design with innovative new approaches to materials, milling, performance and technology, this new 12-model offering includes new additions, “ground up” re-designs of prior models and timeless classics, dramatically updated for the demands of the modern player while taking sound, feel and performance to new heights.

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NEW STUDIO CARBON STEEL (SCS) FACE INSERT​


In part a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the brand’s original GSS-inserted Studio Style line, the 2025 Studio Style offering features softer Studio Carbon Steel (SCS) face inserts with chain-link face milling technology across the entire line. Selected from numerous metals after extensive sound, feel and player testing, carbon steel has long been revered by Scotty Cameron enthusiasts and tour players such as Jordan Spieth for its unmistakably soft sound and feel. A new electroless nickel plating process has been implemented for the Studio Style line to help enhance durability and prevent the corrosion historically associated with carbon steel putters. This process also helps maintain soft feel, bringing the benefits of this material back in a durable re-engineering that meets the performance demands of today’s golfer. All putter heads are precision milled in the USA and are soft-milled prior to the inserts being fused with the putter heads with both screws and aerospace-inspired vibration damping technology. Encased around the perimeter of the insert is a second damping compound, promoting an impeccably solid feel.

NEW CHAIN-LINK FACE MILLING TECHNOLOGY​

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The Link Between Sound and Feel: The chain-link face milling is the result of months of testing at the Scotty Cameron Putter Studio and on tour to find a new face milling pattern that produces the ideal combination of soft sound, preferred roll characteristics and controlled speed off the putter face.


Twelve Models

• Studio Style Newport
• Studio Style Newport Plus
• Studio Style Newport 2
• Studio Style Newport 2 Plus
• Studio Style Newport 2.5 Plus
• Studio Style Squareback
• Studio Style Squareback 2
• Studio Style Squareback 2 Long Design
• Studio Style Fastback
• Studio Style Fastback Long Design
• Studio Style Fastback 1.5
• Studio Style Catalina

STUDIO STYLE WEIGHTING & SHAFTS: Each new Studio Style putter features performance weighting with two customizable heel-toe weights (tungsten or stainless steel based on model) and stepless steel shafts.

NEW FULL CONTACT SLIM GRIP: With a comfortable chain-link texture to match the new putter face milling pattern, the custom crafted Full Contact Slim paddle-style grip was designed to complement the stroke and performance of blade and mid-mallet putters.

FINISH & GRAPHICS: New 2025 Studio Style stainless steel putter heads all undergo a satin mist process for a near-permanent, radiant, yet glare resistant, appearance and texture.

The new Scotty Cameron Studio Style putter models will be available worldwide beginning March 14, 2025, through Titleist authorized golf shops. The price is $499 – Standard lengths; $549 – Long Design. For more information visit www.scottycameron.com
 
Looking at the Farmer's Open pics and some of the new designs look a little Jailbirdy.
 
Curious what the carbon face is going to feel like. I already know how the chain link milling alters the feel of the regular 303, so I'll have to give these a roll at some point. You know, for science.
 
I like the idea of a new face...feel like it's been a bit for Scotty

And I dig the designs, a lot of options and obviously playing off a tech that is successful
 
great looking putters. I like the carbon steel insert. Big fan of the Newport 2.5+ model.
 
I like them. Shall eternally ponder one.
 
Never been a huge fan of Scottys, but gotta admit they do have some nice putters. I dig that face milling. pretty interesting.
 
I think this is an incredibly underwhelming callback to the Studio Style name.

It was visually different from the cherry bomb profiles at the time. Ignored that here in both cavity and sole.
It was incredibly unique with the GSS insert at the time. Ignored that here for effin carbon?

Deeply unsatisfied as a person who believes the Studio Style was brilliantly unique.
 
The carbon milled face is interesting.
 
Canadan said:
I think this is an incredibly underwhelming callback to the Studio Style name.

It was visually different from the cherry bomb profiles at the time. Ignored that here in both cavity and sole.
It was incredibly unique with the GSS insert at the time. Ignored that here for effin carbon?

Deeply unsatisfied as a person who believes the Studio Style was brilliantly unique.
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Yeah, not a fan of reusing the Studio Style name either. And curious to see how it messes with the used market for the originals. (I get Studio Style pings off my eBay alert for Studio Stainless that I've never pulled the trigger on)
 
I’m a big fan of the looks, personally. Love the crown logo on the face and I’m a sucker for the cherry bombs.

With that said, I love a Newport 2 style putter but can’t use one with a flange line alignment. So all of Scotty’s retail blade releases are pretty much off the table for me until he gives us other options that doesn’t cost $849 like a limited release does. Going with the new 5.2, which is something I’ve been waiting for, over the Studio line.
 
amarkabove said:
Yeah, not a fan of reusing the Studio Style name either. And curious to see how it messes with the used market for the originals. (I get Studio Style pings off my eBay alert for Studio Stainless that I've never pulled the trigger on)
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It's like they aren't even familiar with their own brand.

How this passed any kind of smell test is beyond my comprehension. And that includes obliterating any chance of coming out with a legitimate follow up to the Studio Style that would have sold like crazy considering how people chase them now.
 
Weirdly enough, calling it something silly like "Circa Select" or "Studio 62" would not only be more historically accurate, but more acceptable.

It's a unique way to sneak some carbon material back into the mix, but holy naming miss.
 
One of these will make it back into my bag. Happy they brought the cherry dots back even though it’s purely cosmetic
 
Don’t hate them.. don’t love them either..
 
The story on the face insert is very intriguing.
 
Canadan said:
Weirdly enough, calling it something silly like "Circa Select" or "Studio 62" would not only be more historically accurate, but more acceptable.

It's a unique way to sneak some carbon material back into the mix, but holy naming miss.
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Circa Select would’ve been a great choice. I also feel like Austie deserved a better name for his first OTR lineup.
 
Studio Style Squareback 2
James Corden Flirting GIF by The Late Late Show with James Corden
 
still a fan of the chain link milling. the thoughts on "Studio Style" naming are interesting and appreciated since I don't follow Scotty enough to know that this is an odd/not great choice to fans who follow more closely
 
The milling makes it tingle.
 
Hawk said:
The milling makes it tingle.
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I can’t promise that Catalina isn’t getting a serious look at some point this year.
 
shanewu said:
still a fan of the chain link milling. the thoughts on "Studio Style" naming are interesting and appreciated since I don't follow Scotty enough to know that this is an odd/not great choice to fans who follow more closely
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Same, they look pretty good, I could game that Squareback, but don’t know the history well enough to comment on the name or lineage
 
If someone would ever take my existing Squareback 2 and Betti off my hands... I'd probably be in on a Newport.
 
amarkabove said:
If someone would ever take my existing Squareback 2 and Betti off my hands... I'd probably be in on a Newport.
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Could have at least linked the ads and made it a legit sales pitch.
 
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