Select BIG SUR S LONG

The 2012 Select Big Sur S Long is Scotty Cameron's long-shafted answer to a specific request from the pro shop side of the business, born out of what was happening on Tour. The maker's page is direct about the lineage: "Many asked for a putter similar to the Kombi-S long prototype that has been used on Tour. The Big Sur S is the answer to that call." It's a straight-shafted broomstick-style build, cast or milled from 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum and finished in Black Mist, described as "very close to the prototype Scotty created for Tour use."

As specced, the head carries 4° of loft and a notably upright 79° lie, with no offset. It ships at six lengths, 47 through 52 inches in one-inch increments, and Cameron built in a -1º custom lie option alongside custom lengths matching that same 47 to 52 inch range, so the fitting window is wide by design.

Within the Big Sur S line itself, this Select-era Long version sits as the length-focused variant, built around the removable sole weight system the maker's page points to for dialing in "the right Big Sur S for you." Everything on record here comes from Scotty Cameron's own archive page for the release rather than from a hands-on account, so the spec table is the whole of what we can put in front of you at this point.