Kombi-S

The Kombi-S line, as we hold it, is a single release: the Studio Select Kombi of 2009. Whatever came before or after in Scotty Cameron's broader Studio Select run, our record on this name begins and ends with that one year.

What defines it, by the maker's own account, is the interchangeable sole weight built to allow multiple shaft lengths, milled from a single block of steel with a stainless steel face. It's a putter built around adjustability rather than a single fixed spec, which fits the "Kombi" idea of one head meant to serve more than one setup.

Jacksgolfingsolutions.com, reviewing the 2009 release, praised it for feel, looks, and overall performance, while noting the need to spend a little more, writing that although you will need to spend a little more on a Scotty Cameron Studio Select Kombi Putter, you will certainly find that in this case, you are getting what you pay for. That's the entirety of the editorial record we hold on this line: one voice, largely favorable, with the price tag as its lone caveat.

With only the 2009 edition on file, there's no arc to trace across years, no redesign to weigh against an original. The Kombi-S stands in our record as a single, fully specified moment in the Studio Select catalog rather than a lineage with a history of its own.