Made For The Tour Catalina Two

This 1997 Made For The Tour Catalina Two is one of Scotty Cameron's Tour-issue pieces from that year's Catalina Two run, and most of what we hold on this specific example comes from customcameron.co.uk, which tracked its restoration history in detail. According to that source, the head weighs 330 grams with a total weight of 475 grams, a C5 swingweight, and a 34 inch length, finished in Pro Platinum with a Studio Design grip and a stepless shaft. The same source lists a COA on file (A024463) and puts the club's condition at 7.4 out of 10, noting light oxidisation spots on the sole and wear on the leading edge, with epoxy showing around the shaft.

The more notable thread in customcameron.co.uk's record is what happened to this particular putter after it left the Tour. The listing states it was restored back to new in 2013 by The Custom Shop, with the paintfill changed to all black since that restoration and COA. The shaft is described as carrying some light scratches, with the grip blacked out, and the headcover, an Art of Putting cover, is noted as slightly dog eared and creased, though the velcro is said to appear brand new. Taken together, this is a piece with a documented life after manufacture, not just a spec sheet.

On the opinion side, customcameron.co.uk called this MFTT putter a real classic, pointing to what was, at the time, all new paintfill, shaft and grip, a broader sentiment echoed elsewhere as simply a real classic. Whether that reputation rests on the Catalina Two shape itself, the Tour providence, or the way this particular example was brought back through restoration is something the reader can weigh against the condition notes above.