Fastback 2

The Fastback 2 line begins in January 2019, when Scotty Cameron added the Select Fastback 2 to his flagship Select lineup alongside the Select Squareback 1.5. The maker's announcement frames it as a direct response to player feedback: after the 2018 Select Fastback debuted on tour, the maker's page says players asked for a plumbing neck option, and that configuration, delivering one shaft of offset, was built into this rounded mid-mallet. Alongside the new neck, the maker's page notes subtle refinements to the topline for a thinner look and a reduction of face height. The Select version's specifications, per the maker's page, list a 70 degree lie, lengths of 33", 34", and 35", and a head material of 303 stainless steel with 6061 aircraft aluminum face sole technology, with custom loft and lie windows of -1º to +1º and -2º to +2º.

The line's next chapter arrives with the Studio Style Fastback 2, part of Cameron's blade and mid-mallet family built around Studio Carbon Steel face inserts and chain-link face milling. The maker's page for this release describes a black anodized aluminum heel-toe inlay, a new plumbing neck, and medium toe flow, carrying forward the neck configuration that defined the original Select version while shifting the construction toward the Studio Style approach of soft feel paired with preserved feedback.

By January 2026, the maker's announcement folds the Fastback 2 into a broader Studio Style expansion alongside the Santa Fe and a new Fastback 2 Long Design. The maker's release describes the Fastback 2 as carrying the modern mid-mallet profile of the Studio Style Fastback with a plumbing neck configuration for moderate toe flow, distinguishing it from the Santa Fe's flow neck built for maximum toe flow, and from the Long Design variant, which the maker's page describes as sharing the same head shape and neck configuration but in a longer, heavier build meant to help stabilize the stroke. Outtabounds.co.uk, writing about both the Fastback 2 and the Studio Style Fastback 2, characterizes the additions as broadening the fit of the line's shape offerings, though that framing is the publication's own and not the maker's.

Across its three releases, the throughline of the Fastback 2 name is the plumbing neck itself, first requested by tour players and built into the original 2019 Select version, then carried into the Studio Style construction, and finally used by the maker as the defining feature separating this model from its Studio Style siblings.