Product Timeline
| Year | Product information |
|---|---|
| 1992 | Scotty Cameron designed putters for Mizuno. Four production models were designed for the U.S. market: the M-100, M-200, M-300 and M-400. These were copies of TP Mills designs and the Taylor Made TPA XVIII |
| 1993 | First line of Scotty Cameron putters released by Cameron Golf International, referred to as the Classics. These were one piece milled putters manufactured by Bettinardi. |
| 1994 | Second line of Scotty Cameron putters released by Cameron Golf International, referred to as the Scottsman series. These were two piece milled putters sold at a lower price point. |
| 1995 | First line of Scotty Cameron by Titleist putters released, with all models taking their names from locations in California: Newport, Catalina, Coronado, Del Mar, La Costa, Laguna,and Napa. Santa Fe, Newport 2 and Sonoma models were added in 1996. |
| 1996 | Santa Fe, Newport 2 and Sonoma models were added. |
| 1997 | Teryllium series was introduced, featuring an alloy face insert. Three models were initially released: Newport, Newport 2 and Santa Fe. |
| 1998 | Oil Can Classics, a revision of the Classics product line was released with a new oil can finish. Teryllium Del Mar 2, and "Long Neck" versions of the Newport and Newport 2 were released. |
| 1999 | The second generation Teryllium II series was launched, with a polymer cushion added behind face insert to soften the feel. Pro Platinum series was introduced, featuring a non-glare finish, and available in four models: Newport mid-slant, Del Mar 3, Laguna 2, and Sonoma 2 mid-slant. |
| 2000 | The Oil Can Classics series was discontinued. Mil-Spec Newport putter was released, featuring different length, weight, and lie angle options to allow for custom fitting. |
| 2001 | Studio Design series was introduced, featuring a classic blade-style design, and were the first Cameron/Titleist putters missing the familiar California names. There were four models: 1, 1.5, 2 and 3. Bulls Eye, Cameron's interpretation of the classic design in a "pro platinum" finish, was released with two models options: flange and non-flange. |
| 2002 | The Teryllium II series was discontinued. Studio Stainless series was introduced. They were milled from 303 stainless steel and available in four models: Newport, Newport 2, Newport 2.5 and Newport Beach. |
| 2003 | The Pro Platinum series was discontinued. Futura model was introduced with a radically different design from anything Cameron had produced in the past, and available in standard and mid (44" long) models. |
| 2004 | Red X, mallet-style, series was introduced, featuring a high-grade stainless steel face insert intended to enhance feel. |
| 2005 | The Studio Stainless series was discontinued. Studio Style series was introduced, mimicking the appearance of the Studio Stainless while incorporating the insert technology of the Red X. This series featured four models: Newport, Newport 1.5, Newport 2, Newport 2.5. The Futura series was renamed Futura Phantom and its appearance updated, with two mallet-style putters added to the line. |
| 2006 | Circa ’62 series, referring the year TP Mills started making putters, was introduced, featuring a classic design similar to that of the Studio Design series, with models named in the same numeric fashion (1,2,3 & 5). Red X Mid (43") and Long (48") models were added. Detour model was introduced featuring a very unconventional design. Napa Valley limited edition was released, with 2006 pieces (1,800 right-hand and 206 left-hand) available. |
| 2007 | The Circa ’62model line was updated with a new "Charcoal Mist" finish, and the number 5 model was replaced with the 6. The Red X series had two new models introduced that did not feature the face insert of the originals. The Detour series was adapted for use in two "conventional" putter models: Newport and Newport 2.5. Teryllium Ten (T10) limited edition was released, featuring a brilliant black pearl finish, stepless chrome shafts, and a hand-stitched leather grip. There were 2007 pieces available in each of the Newport 2, and Newport 2.5 models. Catalina Classic limited edition is released with 2007 pieces available. |
| 2008 | The Studio Style series was discontinued. Studio Select series was introduced. An update to the studio style, it had a higher toe designed to prevent pulling putts to the left, factory adjustable weights near the heel and the toe, a solid stainless face and the tour "cherry bombs" on the back and on the head cover. It was available in Newport, Newport 1.5, Newport 2 and Newport 2 midslant models. Button Back Newport and Button Back Newport 2, similar to the Studio Select line but with a copper insert in the face, was introduced. It was available in limited quantities of 4000 each world wide. Cameron introduced what he called one of his "finest creations", the Damascus 009. |
| 2009 | Studio Select Kombi, Studio Select Kombi Mid and Studio Select Kombi Long, all mallet style, were added to the Studio Select series. The "California" Series was released, bringing back older models Del Mar, Coronado, Sonoma, Monterey in a honey dipped finish with interchangeable weights similar to the "Studio Select" line. The "Napa California" was also released in a Gun Blue finish and a leather headcover. It was the first limited edition putter to feature the "Pittard's" leather stitchback grip, with 3,500 made (3,250 right-hand and 250 left-hand) available. |
| 2012 | The previous models "Studio Select Kombi", Newport, Newport 2, Newport 1.5, Newport 2.5, and the Newport 2.5 Notchback remained large favorites. Most of these models were improved upon with the edition of a black matte finish. The California series models continued to be produced, The Del Mar, Coronado, Sonoma, Monterey, and Napa models. Cameron introduced the newest edition to the putters offered, the "Go-Lo." The Go-Lo and the Kombi are offered in 3 sizes continued from 2009, the Kombi/Go-Lo Regular(33 in, 34 in, and 35 in), the Kombi/Go-Lo Mid(43 in and 44 in), and the Kombi/Go-Lo Long( 47-49 in). Cameron started a new feature to custom putters by letting you choose your head cover. Never Comprise Putters, a subsidiary of Cleveland-Srixon Golf, started that trend. |
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