DH-89

The Byron Morgan DH-89 is built on a shape thepowerfade.com describes as looking like a Scotty Cameron 009, or Newport, while carrying a name that nods to the Scottsdale Anser. That publication went further on the resemblance, writing take the stamping off, and the Cameron 009 is totally indistinguishable from the DH-89. It's a striking claim, and one thepowerfade.com made more than once in its coverage, but it belongs to that outlet's reporting, not to any measurement this Record holds independently.

Per thepowerfade.com, the DH-89 carries what it calls a twilight zone milled face as the standard treatment unless a buyer specifies otherwise, and the publication lists a stainless steel option among the build choices. The outlet also points to a custom example: a stainless steel DH-89 finished in blue oil flame, built with a flow neck and raised sight dot, with the bumpers stamped drop and bombs. That's one configuration among presumably others, not a fixed spec for the model. thepowerfade.com puts the starting price at $500 USD.

The Community's read on the DH-89 leans on that same 009 comparison, with the putter praised as comparable in quality and design to Cameron's 009. Whether that comparison holds up depends on which stamping you're looking at, and on how much stock a reader puts in one publication's word for it.