Select GoLo S
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2012 Select GoLo S is the standard-length, straight-shafted member of that year's GoLo family, built in 303SS with a 4° loft and a notably upright 71° lie. There is no offset on this model, and the maker's page describes it as "straight-shafted and straightforward," positioning the shaft geometry as the whole point of the design. Stock lengths run 33", 34", and 35", with custom RH lengths available across that same range and lie adjustable by plus or minus 2 degrees.
Scotty Cameron's own page traces the GoLo S back to tour proving grounds, noting that "Scotty gathers information from the best in the business on the proving grounds of the worldwide professional golf tours" and that the GoLo S emerged from "three separate Tour Only GoLo S setups." The page also flags the shared finish and face work across the line, calling out "the same deep milled face, Black Mist finish and brilliant design attributes made to help you go low on the course."
Within the 2012 Select GoLo family, the standard GoLo S sits apart from the GoLo S Mid, which stretches to belly lengths of 41" through 46" and carries the same 4°/71° specs but adds toe hang from a shaft set just behind center, a setup aimed at anchored strokes. The standard GoLo S, by contrast, stays in conventional putting lengths and offers no offset, making it the more traditional-address option of the two S variants in that year's lineup. The same 4°/71°/303SS/no-offset spec sheet reappears on Cameron's 2013 GoLo S page, carrying the standard configuration forward unchanged from the 2012 release.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2023)
captured 2012
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