Select BIG SUR LONG

The Select BIG SUR LONG arrived in 2012 as part of the Select family, a long putter built on the profile of Scotty Cameron's Kombi with a name pulled from his own history of long putters. The maker's page describes it as part Kombi Long, part Big Sur, all Select, and notes that it carries forward the new Select attributes onto that familiar Kombi-derived shape.

On the record, the head is 6061AL, with a loft of 4 degrees and a lie of 79 degrees, and a half shaft of offset. It shipped in six standard lengths, 47 through 52 inches, available for both right and left handed players, with a custom lie option of -1 degree. The maker's page attributes the finish to a Black Mist treatment meant to cut glare, and it credits the deep face milling with producing a soft sound and feel that the maker says has been proven out on Tour. Removable sole weighting rounds out the build.

Within the Select line, the BIG SUR LONG sits apart as the long putter entry, distinguished from the shorter Select models by its length options and its lie specification rather than by any change in head material or loft. Against its own naming history, the maker's page frames it explicitly as a forward looking piece, Scotty's long putter movement carried into new territory rather than a straight reissue.