Limited Release H-19 Black
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Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe H-19 Black Limited Release arrived in 2019 as Scotty Cameron's holiday offering that year, built around an almost entirely black color scheme. The maker's page describes it as "his latest limited release offering, perfectly timed for the holidays," and lays out just how far the black theme extends: "the only non-black features are the crimson-striped shaft band, stainless steel sole weights and machine screws left raw for sleek optic splashes of light against a midnight sea of dark and smoky hues." The head is built from 303 stainless steel finished in Tour Black with a solid 6061 aircraft aluminum component anodized in black, per the maker's page, a multi-material approach the same page ties to increased MOI and weight distribution.
The rest of the package follows the same monochrome logic. It carries a Black Pistolero grip with a tonal black Dancing Scotty Cameron stamp, a Tour Black shaft, and 2 x 15-gram stainless steel sole weights, all verified against the maker's specs. Loft is set at 3.5º, lie at 70º, length at 34 inches, with One Shaft offset, standard Cameron building blocks here rather than anything unusual to this release.
What sets the H-19 Black apart within its own line is scarcity: the maker's page states it was limited to 1,000 pieces worldwide, and the original listing pegged its arrival in shops for December 6. Against other H-19 releases, this one reads as the blacked-out, holiday-timed variant, distinguished less by any change to the core H-19 shape and more by finish, accessory coordination, and the low production count attached to it.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/putters (captured 2019)
captured 2019
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