Cameron Golf International 1994 lineup / Titleist 1995 lineup

The 1995 lineup marks the point where Scotty Cameron's work moved from Cameron Golf International into Titleist's own line, and golfheritage.org puts the year of that shift at 1995. The publication's account describes the putters as finished in black oxide, milled from soft carbon steel, and carrying what it calls gorgeous face milling. Golfheritage.org also reports a price of $300 for the pre-Titleist run, a figure worth noting as belonging to that earlier chapter rather than to the Titleist production release itself.

Community opinion on this release runs warm. One assessment praises the deep rich black oxide finish, the gorgeous face milling, and how the putter sat perfectly at address. Golfheritage.org's own take goes further, calling the feel and balance perfect as well, and framing those qualities as hallmarks of every putter Scotty's ever done. Both accounts point at the same handful of traits, finish, milling, and address presence, without much daylight between them.

Against the rest of the Cameron story, this release reads as a hinge point more than a single, sharply defined model. What the record holds is a transition year, a material, a finish, and a chorus of praise for craftsmanship, rather than a detailed spec sheet. Readers chasing head shapes, lengths, or specific model names within this 1995 run will need to weigh what's here against what isn't spelled out, and decide for themselves how much that gap matters.