Fastback 1.5

The Fastback 1.5 line starts on record in 2011 with the Studio Select version, a 303 stainless steel head milled to a 71° lie and 4° loft, offered in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths with a custom lie window of +/-2°. It is a straightforward, spec-forward entry into the line, the kind of release that reads as pure putter rather than platform.

By 2019 the line takes on a different character with the Teryllium T22 Fastback 1.5. Scotty Cameron's page lists it as the first Fastback 1.5 designed with a Teryllium insert, paired with a tour-preferred mini-slant neck and a black Pistolini Plus grip finished in copper paintfill. The aesthetic gets attention across outlets: the maker's page describes a familiar black, white and gold color scheme with a domino pattern in the back cavity, and golfalot.com and golfmagic.com both describe that same black, white and gold treatment, though pgatour.com calls the finish simply matte black. Whether you read that as one scheme or two depends on which write-up you trust.

The 2020 Special Select Fastback 1.5 pushes the line toward the mid-mallet category that 2ndswing.com attaches to it, with a face pluggedingolf.com and 2ndswing.com both describe as fully milled and insert-free. pluggedingolf.com's review called it Beautifully executed, the mid-mallet Scotty Cameron Special Select Fastback 1.5 putter feels as good as it looks. Forgiving and consistent performance, and Community sentiment on this release echoes that, praising the visual appeal, the feel, and the forgiveness, while wishing for a medium size grip option and taking issue with the stock velcro headcover.

The line resurfaces in 2025 with the Studio Style Fastback 1.5, which scottycameron.com frames as a completely redesigned mid-mallet putter carrying a modern rounded design, a Studio Carbon Steel face insert, chain-link face milling, a black anodized aluminum heel-toe inlay, and an I-beam jet neck built to promote toe flow. outtabounds.co.uk instead calls it a compact mid-mallet, the same description that publication applies to the plain Fastback 1.5 entry on file, which along with the undated Super Select Fastback 1.5, golfmonthly.com notes as part of a second drop in May, closes out the six releases carrying this name.