Triple Black B3 LTD Catalina
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Triple Black B3 LTD Catalina is a blacked-out limited run within Scotty Cameron's Catalina line, sold at a reported price of around £700 per theclubhouse.blog.
On the record, this particular edition's reception centers on one persistent complaint: the finish. theclubhouse.blog reported that the black finish has not proven to be very durable, and the same outlet went further in its own opinion, calling the putter expensive for what it delivers, with a reviewer there writing "For that money, I could probably get one of the custom putter companies to produce something specific to my requirements." That's one outlet's take, not a verified industry consensus, but it's the throughline in what we hold on this release: a premium price paired with a finish that at least one reviewer felt didn't hold up.
The broader Catalina line carries a maritime identity, evoking, in the maker's own words describing a related Catalina release, "images of yachtsmen piloting wooden ships into Catalina Islands Avalon Harbor." Whether the Triple Black B3 LTD's darker, more austere treatment fits that yacht-club lineage or breaks from it is something buyers weighing theclubhouse.blog's price and durability concerns will want to sort out for themselves.
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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