Catalina Classic / Catalina Classic 1.5
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Catalina Classic and Catalina Classic 1.5 sit within Scotty Cameron's Catalina line, and the maker's page lists the neck type for this release as a flow neck with deeper milling.
The rolling changes documented for the Classic line show a maker willing to tune loft and shaft specification in small, deliberate steps rather than wholesale redesign, moving from the traditional 3° up to 4° of loft to get the ball "rolling truer and on a straighter line." That same page details a proprietary Micro Step shaft made exclusively for Titleist, a gold, black, and white triangle shaft band, and a Royal-made pistol paddle wrap grip stamped with Cameron and Titleist markings, the kind of accumulated detail work that defines the Classic-era Cameron releases.
A related Catalina Classic release from 2007 was limited to 2007 pieces worldwide, wrapped in a soft leather stitched grip and finished with gold and off-white paintfill, with maker's copy describing "images of yachtsmen piloting wooden ships into Catalina Islands Avalon Harbor" as the inspiration behind the design's nautical, old-world presentation. Whether that later Catalina Classic shares the same neck specification as the Classic and Classic 1.5 covered here is not something the record ties together directly, but the throughline of gold-and-white color work and yesteryear styling runs across the name.
Sources: scottycameron.com/3651_1995_catalina.htm (captured 2003) · scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026)
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The Catalina line
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
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