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Scotty Cameron MONOBLOK 6
Scotty Cameron

MONOBLOK 6

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Maker
Scotty Cameron
Releases
1
Year
2022
This is the MONOBLOK 6, not the MONOBLOK 6.5. They are different models in our records, not two years of one, and each keeps its own page. See the MONOBLOK 6.5 →

The Record

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The MONOBLOK 6 arrived in 2022 as a single entry in Scotty Cameron's Limited Release family, a rounded compact mallet whose lineage the maker's page traces back to the earlier GOLO putters. Scotty Cameron's page places it in size between the GOLO 5 and 7, "fitted with a mid-bend shaft for nearly face balanced performance," which situates it as its own step in that mallet progression rather than a straight reissue of either predecessor.

What defines this release is the construction the maker built the name around. The head is precision milled from a single block of 303 stainless steel, and it carries an integrated sole plate machined from 6061 aircraft aluminum, described as "seamlessly fused to the body" so that more solid stainless steel could go into the face and perimeter for added MOI, balance, and feel. That multi-material approach, pairing a milled steel body with an aluminum sole component, is the throughline the maker's page returns to when explaining what the MONOBLOK name is meant to signal.

The 2022 release came dressed plainly and specifically: a solid face, a misted stainless steel finish, adjustable stainless steel sole weighting, a Pistolero Plus grip, and a MONOBLOK headcover. It was offered in the three lengths typical of Cameron's limited runs, with weighting scaled to match. Alongside it that same year, Scotty Cameron also put out the MONOBLOK 6.5, a variant sharing the MONOBLOK 6's dimensions but built with a slant neck for a more arcing stroke, which places the 6 as the face-balanced half of a two-model pairing within the same 2022 window rather than a line that continued to evolve release over release.

Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/putters (captured 2022)

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