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Scotty Cameron 2015 Scotty Cameron GOLO 5
GOLO 5 line · Scotty Cameron, 2015

2015 Scotty Cameron GOLO 5

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Maker
Scotty Cameron
Line
GOLO 5
Model
2015 Scotty Cameron GOLO 5
Year
2015
Head
mallet
This is the GOLO 5, not the GOLO. They are different models in our records, not two years of one, and each keeps its own page. See the GOLO →

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The 2015 GoLo 5 sits inside Cameron's GoLo family as the compact version of the Select GoLo, built around a two-piece design. Scotty Cameron's page lists loft at 3.5°, lie at 70°, and length options of 33", 34", and 35", with offset described as Full Shaft. The maker's page also lists custom lie of +/-2° and custom lengths of 33", 34", and 35" for both right and left handed builds. Head material is listed by the maker as a precision milled stainless steel frame integrated with a lightweight aluminum face-sole, a construction pluggedingolf.com describes as a chassis paired with a second piece carrying the face, sole plate, and alignment aid, with a 303 stainless frame and an aluminum face.

Pluggedingolf.com's other observations round out the picture without carrying maker confirmation: a well-defined but not deep face milling, a face balanced or nearly face balanced setup, an anti-glare anodized grey finish, a larger Matador grip, and perimeter weighting the publication says is claimed to raise MOI.

On performance, opinion is mixed only at the margins. The Record's general notes praise the GoLo 5 for a well executed modern look and consistent, forgiving performance, while flagging that the light milling gives a slightly dead feel without a distinct click, and that extreme toe and heel strikes show more drop-off than center hits. Pluggedingolf.com's take lines up with the positive side of that, calling it a well executed modern look and the performance to match, consistent with what you'd expect from the Cameron brand. Within the GoLo line, the 5 reads as the compact, quieter-feeling option, built for players who wanted the GoLo shape without the size Cameron used to test that feedback in the first place.

Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2024)

Verified specsScotty Cameron
captured 2015
Custom lh lengths33", 34", 35" inchesscottycameron.com/archives
Custom lie+/- 2° degreesscottycameron.com/archives
Custom rh lengths33", 34", 35" inchesscottycameron.com/archives
Length33", 34", 35" inchesscottycameron.com/archives

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Reported · not yet verified
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Head materialPrecision milled stainless steel frame integrated with a lightweight aluminum face-soleMaker-published · not yet house-verified

Photos · from the Community

The GOLO 5 line

Select GoLo 52012GOLO 520142015 Scotty Cameron GOLO 52015

Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.

What the Community says

Warmly regardedCommunity opinion from 1 gathered review · not a verified fact
What people praise
well executed modern look consistent performance forgiving good alignment aids
What people flag
light milling gives a slightly dead feel without a distinct click extreme toe and heel mishits show more performance degradation
The Scotty Cameron GOLO 5 has a well executed modern look and the performance to match. Consistent with what you’d expect from the Cameron brand.
via pluggedingolf.com · cited take

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