Titleist has unveiled its new four-model family of Scotty Cameron California putters - the Coronado, Monterey, Sonoma and Del Mar, and added three new models to the Studio Select line - the Newport 2.5, Squareback 2 and Fastback 1.5.
Scotty Cameron California putters were born from tour-proven designs and the modern weighting technology that has made Scotty Cameron Studio Select putters so successful. The Select technology Cameron introduced with the original Studio Select putter line that allows the balancing of putter head weight with shaft length, has been incorporated into the new California line of putters as well, providing a wider range of choices for length and weight to enhance performance for a wide range of putting strokes.
The new golf putters feature models representative of towns in California - Coronado, Monterey, Sonoma and Del Mar - characterised by blade as well as mallet-style heads and two different neck styles. Available in multiple length, lie and headweight options, players can choose a Cameron California putter with the appearance they prefer, the length and weight they need, and a neck configuration that provides the proper amount of toe flow during the stroke. The California line is distinguished by a unique "Honey Dipped" rich bronze finish that looks great in natural light while reducing glare.
Titleist has also updated the 2009 Studio Select line with the addition of the Newport 2.5, Squareback 2 and Fastback 1.5 models. The three will replace the current Newport 1.5, Newport 2.7 and Fastback 1.
The new Scotty Cameron California putters and Studio Select putters will be available on October 15, 2009.
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