Laguna Mid Slant

The Laguna Mid Slant carries a lineage that the maker traces back to the Cameron Classic 2, circa 1993, a putter defined by a short flowing neck, a black oxide finish, and 3° of bounce. The maker's page describes the Mid Slant as a fusion of heritage and studio technology, a design that took that earlier shape and moved it forward with a mid-length slant neck, 4° of loft the maker's page says was proven optimal in the studio, and the Tour-trusted Pro Platinum finish.

The record's single entry for this line is the 2000 Pro Platinum Laguna Mid Slant, at 35 inches and 71° of lie. The maker's page for that year describes a body further refined toward symmetry, with the heel widened to better match the look of the toe for a clean look at address. The slant neck was built to give an unobstructed view of the ball at address, and the maker's page notes that the non-glare Pro Platinum finish adds a slightly higher pitched sound at impact, translating into a crisper feel.

Taken together, the maker's own prose across these two archive pages frames the Laguna Mid Slant as a putter refined in small, deliberate steps, moving from the Classic 2's original bounce and bend toward a head shape and finish tuned for address-position clarity and feel at impact.