Studio Stainless Mid Sur

The 2003 Studio Stainless Mid Sur is Scotty Cameron's belly-length take on the Newport shape, milled from 303 stainless and built to a 375g head weight, 42" length, 4° loft, and 71° lie. The maker's page describes it as "similar in shape to the Newport" but "longer and thicker than the Newport with a slightly larger midsize plumbing neck," which places it in the family as a scaled-up variant rather than a distinct design.

The increased length brought engineering along with it. Per the maker, "for optimal performance of the increased length the specially designed Micro-Step shaft is stiffer and has a larger diameter bore," a detail that ties the shaft spec directly to the belly-putter format rather than treating it as an afterthought. The head carries 2 round grips and a single sightline milled into the flange for alignment, consistent with the simpler cosmetic approach the Studio Stainless finish is known for elsewhere in the catalog.

Where this release sits against the rest of the Mid Sur run is worth noting on its own terms: this is the Studio Stainless edition specifically, dated 2003, distinct from the Pro Platinum Mid Sur that the archive page otherwise centers its finish language around. The maker's copy leans on Pro Platinum's "crisp feedback for precise feel" language, so readers comparing finishes across Mid Sur years should weigh that the prose quoted here describes the finish family broadly rather than the Studio Stainless head in isolation.