GoLo S Mid

The Scotty Cameron GoLo S Mid line, as we hold it, consists of a single release: the Select GoLo S Mid, dated to 2012. It arrived within the Select family, part of a broader wave of GoLo variants (GoLo, GoLo S, GoLo Mid, GoLo S Mid, and the long-shaft GoLo 5 and GoLo S5 models) that Scotty Cameron built out that year for players working with anchored or belly strokes.

The defining idea of this particular head was the straight shaft. The maker's page explains that the S designation marks the removal of offset, giving the player a simple, straightforward look from address, and that Scotty positioned the shaft just behind center to introduce a bit of toe hang, a setup suited to the natural arc of an anchored stroke. In that sense the GoLo S Mid reads less as a standalone design than as one more configuration option within the Select lineup's GoLo experiments, distinguished from its siblings by geometry rather than by finish or milling.

On record for this single release: a 303SS head, 4° of loft, 71° of lie, and a length run spanning 41" through 46", with custom RH lengths and up to 2° of lie adjustment available to fit the individual player. The maker's page also notes it carried the same bold Select graphics, finish, and deep milled face as the rest of the family, tying it visually to its stablemates even as its shaft position set it apart on the stroke-mechanics side.

Because our record holds only this one entry in the GoLo S Mid line, there isn't a multi-year arc to trace here. What we have is a single 2012 snapshot: one head, one set of dimensions, offered as a variation within a larger Select GoLo family built for a specific stroke style.