Futura X

The 2013 Futura X carried loft of 3.5 degrees and lie of 70 degrees, specs confirmed on record from Scotty Cameron and scottycameron.com alike. It shipped at 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths with custom fitting to plus or minus 2 degrees of lie, and one shaft of offset. That combination of a flat lie angle and forced offset points toward a putter built to keep the shaft over the ball rather than encourage toe hang, consistent with hagginoaks.com's description of it as a near-face balanced design forced to hang flat.

Hagginoaks.com's reporting fills in the rest of the picture: a high MOI mallet with advanced perimeter weighting, a 6061 aluminum head running roughly 20 grams heavier than a standard Cameron Select, four stainless heel-toe weights plus two 20-gram weights on the rear balance bar, a double-bend stepless steel shaft, a Frozen Titanium finish, and a Pistolero grip. The same outlet listed an MSRP of $375 USD and a swingweight of E8.

On stability the record's opinion holds together well for this release. One community note calls it simply "the most stable putter I have ever played," and the broader reviewer consensus on file echoes that with mentions of high MOI and a solid feel. Nothing in the record complicates that read, which for a mallet built around perimeter weighting and a heavier head is roughly what you'd expect.