Studio Select Laguna 2

The 2011 Studio Select Laguna 2 sits in Scotty Cameron's Pro Platinum family, a full shaft offset design built for players who want the head swinging freely through the stroke. The maker's page describes the head as carrying "a lot of toe flow for the player who desires the swinging gate effect," with a neck run a bit longer than the standard Laguna so it flows naturally into the shaft, and a heel trimmed thinner for what the maker calls "a cleaner, smoother look." The finish is the non-glare Pro Platinum treatment, which the maker's page notes was "widely accepted on Tour" at the time, milled into 303 stainless steel.

Specs on this release are straightforward and verified: 4 degrees of loft, 71 degrees of lie, offered in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths with matching custom lengths and custom lie adjustment of plus or minus 2 degrees. Grip options ran to a Black or Red Baby T or a Black or Red Studio Design, per the maker's published listing.

Within the Laguna line, this 2011 Studio Select release reads as the more refined sibling to the original Laguna, distinguished mainly by that longer neck and thinner heel rather than any wholesale change in geometry. It's a variation built for feel and visual cleanliness rather than a departure from the swinging gate profile that defines the model.