BIG SUR LONG

The Select BIG SUR LONG stands as a single release in this line, arriving in 2012 as part of the Select family. There is no earlier or later entry on record to trace an arc through, but the maker's own page frames it as a deliberate look backward, describing it as part Kombi Long, part Big Sur, all Select, a putter that draws on the profile of the popular Kombi while reviving the name of a favorite long putter from Scotty's past.

What the maker's page emphasizes is the blend of old and new. The Big Sur name and the Kombi silhouette root the putter in Cameron's earlier long-putter work, while the page notes it carries the new Select attributes forward, among them a Black Mist finish for glare reduction and deep face milling meant to produce a soft sound and feel. The page also points to removable sole weighting and a run of six standard lengths as part of what it calls taking Scotty's long putter work into a new chapter, offered in both right and left hand configurations.

On spec, the 2012 release was built in 6061AL, with a lie of 79 degrees and lengths spanning 47 through 52 inches, matched by identical custom RH and LH length options and a custom lie of -1 degree. Those figures come from the maker and are corroborated on record, giving a clear picture of a putter built specifically for long-putter use across a wide range of player heights, rather than a standard-length model retrofitted for the role.

With only the one release carrying the BIG SUR LONG name in Select form, the line's story here is really the story of a single, well-defined product: a 2012 revival that leaned on Cameron's own history with the Big Sur and Kombi Long shapes, dressed in Select-era finish and milling, and offered in a spread of lengths meant to serve the long-putter player directly.