Holiday Casanova
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Holiday Casanova stands as a single entry in Scotty Cameron's run of Holiday-themed Special Releases, arriving in 2010 as a departure from the line's usual mistletoe and reindeer motifs. The maker's page describes the design as a new twist on the Holiday putter theme, one built around the image of a gentleman gambler working the tables of Monte Carlo rather than a seasonal scene.
The putter carried engraving of the four card suits, clubs, spades, hearts, and diamonds, with a color scheme the maker describes as pairing a black heart with a red spade. Scotty Cameron's own page frames the piece as a study in raw, sculpted stainless steel, milled and hand finished, paired with a Pittards leather grip in oil slick black and a headcover built to match. The accessories page for the companion headcover leans into the same theme, describing it as made for men of mystery everywhere with the same black heart and red spade flourish.
With only the one release on record, the Holiday Casanova reads less as an evolving line and more as a single, fully realized concept: a Special Release that took the Holiday name in a different direction for that year, dressed in gambler's imagery instead of the more familiar winter trimmings.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2021)
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