Select GoLo S5

The 2013 Select GoLo S5 sits within Scotty Cameron's GoLo family, a mallet line built around heel and toe weighting matched to specific shaft lengths rather than a single stock configuration. The maker's page describes it plainly: "the highest level of balance and stability" is the design's stated aim, achieved through "specific heel and toe weight combinations" paired with complementary lengths.

The verified specs for this release put loft at 4 degrees and lie at 71 degrees, with lengths available at 33, 34, and 35 inches and no offset. Worth noting, the maker's own archived page for the same model (captured under its 2014 listing) gives loft as 3.5 degrees and lie as 70 degrees, a discrepancy the record simply holds as-is rather than resolving in favor of one figure. The maker's page also lists a 303 stainless steel head and a custom lie option of plus or minus 2 degrees, alongside custom lengths matching the standard 33, 34, and 35 inch run.

On the face, the maker points to a "Tour-proven deep milled face design" tied to "the internal tuning ring within the sole plate," meant to deliver sound and a soft feel through the stroke. Within the GoLo line itself, the S5 designation places this release alongside the GoLo 3, 5, and 7 models as part of the same balance-driven mallet family, distinguished by its own weighting and length pairing rather than a different head shape.