Cameron California Del Mar

The 2009 Del Mar arrives as part of the California family within Cameron's Classics line, a name the maker's archive ties back to a seaside town near Scotty's home, with that year's putters all named for California towns. This particular release is reported by golfshake.com to have carried a Honey Dipped rich bronze finish, built from soft 303 stainless steel, and offered in both right and left hand versions. According to golfshake.com, it was made available starting November 1st 2009, and its pricing was still to be confirmed at the time of that report.

Golfshake.com describes the head as a heel shafted, toe-heavy mid mallet with an engraved sightline on the back flange, paired with a flow neck hosel carrying a half shaft offset. That same outlet reports this 2009 Del Mar as the putter that replaced the Circa 62 series in Cameron's lineup, which places it as a successor model rather than a straight continuation of the Del Mar name's earlier chapters.

Those earlier chapters, per the maker's own archive, described the Del Mar as a smaller, face-balanced mallet with soft, simple, clean lines, and later, in its Teryllium form, as a heel/toe weighted mid-mallet with a Newport hosel and three white sightlines. Whether the 2009 California Del Mar reads as a return to that mid-mallet shape or a distinct design under a shared name is something the reader can weigh against the specifics on record here.