Limited Release Holiday Collection

The 2004 Limited Release Holiday Collection is built on the Napa head, a style the maker's page calls "very popular, but hard to come by." Rather than introducing a new shape for the season, Scotty Cameron dressed the Napa in holiday clothing: a red headcover with Dancing Elves and Scotty's Playshop embroidery, sold as its own numbered release within the Holiday Collection line. The maker's page lists pieces_made at 500, worldwide.

On record, the putter carries a 35 inch length, 71 degrees of lie, and 4 degrees of loft, fit with a Black Baby T grip, all verified specs matching what the maker publishes and what corroborates it. Those numbers put it squarely in standard Cameron putter territory, which underscores that this release's distinction was cosmetic and ceremonial rather than a change to the head's playing geometry.

Set against the rest of the Holiday Collection, the 2004 edition reads as the introduction of a tradition rather than its polished middle chapter. The maker's page for the following year's release describes a blue headcover with snowflakes and a "famous Scotty dog in his holiday best," and by 2007 the collection had moved to a full hand-crafted b-back mallet in an oil can finish with a red leather stitchback grip. Against that arc, the 2004 Napa in its red elf headcover is the plainer, earlier version: a proven head dressed for the season, produced in a stated run of 500, and, per the maker's own account, long gone.