GoLo 7 Dual Balance

The record holds a single entry for the Scotty Cameron GoLo 7 Dual Balance: the 2014 release, and the line's arc is really the story of that one putter.

The GoLo 7 Dual Balance came to market in 2014 built from milled 303 stainless steel, with a stock length of 38 inches and 70 degrees of lie, well off the standard putter lie angle and a signal of what the design was built to do. Custom ordering ran the length from 36 to 40 inches in one inch increments for both right and left handed players, with lie adjustable plus or minus 2 degrees from stock.

The "dual balance" in the name points to a counterbalancing approach, and scotty-cameron-putter-reviews.blogspot.com reported the setup as a 50 gram weight in the end of the three inches longer 38 inch shaft paired with an additional 50 gram in the putter head, an editorial account of how the extra length and extra head mass were meant to work together rather than a maker-confirmed spec.

With only the 2014 release on record, the GoLo 7 Dual Balance stands as a single, self-contained chapter rather than a line with visible generations. What the record shows is a putter built around length and counterbalance from the outset, not one that arrived at that idea over successive years.