Select GoLo Mid
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Select GoLo Mid arrived in 2012 as the mid-length version of Scotty Cameron's GoLo mallet, extending that model into the belly-length category that was drawing attention at the time. The maker's page describes it as giving belly putters a modern mallet option, built around a heavier headweight than the standard GoLo and sized up accordingly. The head is 303 stainless steel, with 4 degrees of loft and 71 degrees of lie, offset at 3/4 shaft, and the shaft itself is stepless with a single bend.
Lengths ran 41 through 46 inches in one-inch increments, available in both right and left-hand configurations, with custom lie adjustable plus or minus 2 degrees and custom lengths matching the stock range on both sides. The maker's page notes that demand for the GoLo Mid's lines led Scotty to produce it left-handed as well, a detail specific to this release rather than a standing feature of the GoLo family.
Within the GoLo lineage, the Mid sits as the belly-length sibling to the standard GoLo and GoLo S, sharing the mallet's stainless steel construction and offset profile while stretching the format to serve players working with longer putters. The 2013 edition of the GoLo Mid carried forward the same specifications, suggesting the 2012 release set the template the following year's version simply reissued.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2025)
captured 2012
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