GoLo 3

The GoLo 3 arrived in 2014 as part of Scotty Cameron's GoLo family, built as a mid mallet with a heel shafted flow neck in stainless steel. The maker's page for that release described a putter meant to quiet technical thought, framing the GoLo 3 around feel and flow rather than lines and angles, and pointed to an aircraft-grade aluminum sole plate and customizable weighting as the mechanical backbone underneath that impression. scottycameron.com's own copy for the 2014 model put it plainly: this is pure feel, balance and harmony in a putter that makes going low as easy as going with the flow.

The 2015 edition kept the shape and headline specs, loft, lie, and the 33 to 35 inch length range all carried over, but the maker's framing shifted. Where 2014 sold mood, the 2015 GOLO 3 page leaned on forgiveness, describing the model as a modern, heel shafted mid mallet built around the GOLO line's aluminum and steel face sole core technology, with advanced perimeter weighting said to raise MOI and add stability for putts struck outside the sweet spot. The offset spec moved from 1/2 shaft in 2014 to 3/4 shaft in 2015, per Scotty Cameron's published figures for each year, and the head material description expanded across the two pages from a plain 303 stainless steel callout to language emphasizing the aluminum face sole core integrated into the steel frame.

Reviewer sentiment on the 2014 release, as reflected in outside commentary, echoed the maker's own pitch, with praise centered on pure feel, balance, and harmony, the same terms scottycameron.com used to describe it. Across its two recorded years, the GoLo 3 line reads as a putter whose shape stayed fixed while its stated purpose migrated, from an appeal to feel and touch in 2014 to an explicit forgiveness and stability argument in 2015.