Bullseye Platinum Heavy Flange

The Bullseye Platinum Heavy Flange sits inside Scotty Cameron's ongoing tribute to the original Bullseye design, carrying that name forward with a heavier flange and an offset neck, a departure from the blade profile purists associate with the original. The maker's own archive page notes that Scotty "re-designed the timeless Bullseye in 2001, milling it from carbon steel and finishing it in pro platinum," a description tied to the Black Bullseye headcover release rather than to this specific head, but it places the Platinum finish and the Bullseye revival within the same era.

Opinion on the Platinum Heavy Flange splits along a predictable line. Best-putter.com called it "A Bullseye putter worthy of consideration," while noting that "the offset neck and flange aren't quite what you'd want if you're a purist looking for a bullseye, but it putts better." That's the tension running through this release: it borrows the Bullseye name and the pedigree that comes with it, but the offset neck, reported by best-putter.com rather than confirmed by the maker, marks it as a working departure from the original rather than a faithful reissue.

Against the rest of the Bullseye line, this is the entry built for someone who wants the performance updates, the heavier flange, the offset neck, over strict fidelity to the vintage shape. Whether that trade reads as an improvement or a compromise depends on which kind of Bullseye buyer is holding it.