Pro Platinum Laguna
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2002 Pro Platinum Laguna carries a Pro-Platinum finish, described on the maker's page as offering a crisp feel and no glare look. It shipped at 35 inches, with 4 degrees of loft and 71 degrees of lie, fitted with a Cameron grip and a specially made Micro-Step shaft.
The head itself is the maker's page's link to the rest of the Laguna family: it lists the head as the same one found on the "Inspired by Brad Faxon" model, with a thin heel and heavy toe. That head is paired here with a slightly offset, short, Santa Fe style neck, flat sided with a shaft over spud design. Toe hang is described as more toe flow, aimed at players looking for more closing gate effect, which places this particular Laguna toward the face balanced end of how Cameron shaped the line rather than a dead center balanced build.
Taken together, the Pro Platinum Laguna reads as a finish and build variation on a shared Laguna head rather than a shape unto itself, the Pro-Platinum treatment and the Micro-Step shaft being the pieces the maker's page singles out as distinct to this version.
captured 2002
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The Laguna line
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