Futura X5R
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Futura X5R arrived in 2016 as a single release within the Futura X line, and it has stayed that way on the record: one putter, one year. The maker's page places it as a companion to the Futura X5, extending Scotty's design philosophy for multi-material, mechanical, high MOI putters into new territory, as the maker's page puts it. Where the X5 carried an angular head, the X5R rounded that shape out, giving straight-back-straight-through stroke proponents a face balanced, stable design with more curve than its angular sibling, per the maker's own description.
Because this is a one-release line, there is no second generation to trace, no redesign to weigh against an original. The record holds the 2016 Futura X5R as the whole of the Futura X5R story: a 303 stainless steel head with an aluminum sole, offered in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths, fitted with a Matador Midsize 11 inch grip, and built with custom loft, lie, and length ranges for players who wanted the fit adjusted at the point of sale.
Later capture of the model under the Cameron & Crown banner shows the same head carried forward with some changes in presentation, including a 33 inch length paired with a Matador small grip and a Silver Mist bead blast finish, and graphics blending the familiar three milled dots with a gold, black, gray and white color scheme, as that page describes it. Whether that Cameron & Crown listing represents a later chapter of the same X5R or a separate presentation of it is something the reader can weigh against the 2016 specifications directly.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2025) · scottycameron.com/putters (captured 2017)
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Releases
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