Kombi Mid

The Kombi Mid enters the record with a single release, part of the Studio Select Kombi family that Scotty Cameron put out in 2009. It arrived as a belly putter answer within that family, built as a three point weighted mallet with a stainless steel center sole weight bar and triangulated stainless steel weights, meant to give the head its balance. The maker's own page frames it plainly as a tool for players who prefer the stability of a belly putter, built to keep the hands out of the stroke and to produce repeatable results.

At 43 inches, with a milled aluminum body and full offset, the 2009 Kombi Mid came with a new custom split grip and a double bend stepless shaft, a combination the maker's page credits with setting a new standard for belly putters at the time. Loft was set at 4 degrees and lie at 71 degrees, with custom left handed lengths available at 42, 43, and 44 inches and custom lie adjustment of plus or minus 2 degrees. T-shaped, high contrast red sight lines were built in for alignment.

Best-putter.com's reporting on this release adds a couple of details the maker's page doesn't specify in the excerpt above, describing the Kombi Mid as face balanced with a long aimline. Those are the outlet's own findings, not confirmed by Scotty Cameron directly, and are worth holding separately from the specification facts above.

As it stands, the record shows the Kombi Mid as a single 2009 release within the broader Studio Select Kombi lineup, its identity built around belly putter stability rather than a series of years and iterations.