Cameron California Coronado

The 2009 Cameron California Coronado is a single release within Scotty Cameron's California line, and per golfshake.com it stepped in as the successor to the Circa 62 series. The publication describes it as a blade putter with a smooth, double-step flange and a flow neck carrying a half shaft offset, milled from soft 303 stainless steel. Golfshake also reports an engraved site dot on the topline and lists a Honey Dipped rich bronze finish as the release's cosmetic treatment. According to golfshake.com the putter was made available in right hand only, with an availability date of November 1st 2009 and an MSRP the publication listed as still to be confirmed at the time of its report.

The Coronado name itself carries history on Cameron's own site, where an earlier page describes rolling changes made to the head, including a loft increase from the traditional 3 degrees to 4 degrees, described there as getting "the ball rolling truer and on a straighter line," along with wider corners and less radius on the toe and heel, and a site dot. That page is not dated to this 2009 release and describes a different production run, but it shows the Coronado head shape has been a subject of deliberate, incremental refinement by the maker over time. Where this 2009 California edition sits against that lineage, in finish and in its role replacing the Circa 62, is what golfshake.com's report lays out, and it's worth weighing that single-source account against whatever else a reader can find on this specific run.