Detour 1

The Scotty Cameron Detour 1 stands alone in the record as a single release, 2006, with no further generations carrying the name forward. There is no arc to trace across years here, only the one entry, the Detour name marking a distinct turn in Cameron's line rather than a series that repeated itself.

What the maker's page lists for that 2006 release is a head built from milled stainless steel and 6061-T6 aluminum, a departure from a single-material build. The verified specs on record show a 4° loft and 71° lie, with length offered at 34" or 35" and custom lie adjustment of plus or minus 2°. Custom left-handed builds were available to 35" as well.

On the grip side, the maker's page lists a Red Baby T as a custom option, alongside a Red or Black Studio Design grip. Both are maker-published choices rather than verified defaults, and the record holds them as options offered rather than settled standard equipment.

With one release on file and no subsequent Detour models to compare it against, the Detour 1 reads less as the start of a line and more as a marker of a particular year in Cameron's output, a two-material build with its own loft, lie, and length figures standing on their own.