My Girl Fun Sun
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 My Girl Fun Sun line holds a single release on our record, from 2011, and the maker's own page frames it as the capstone of a run rather than a standalone idea: this was, in Scotty Cameron's words, his "10th My Girl Special Release putter," arriving to round "out a decade of specialty putters." Whatever came before it in that decade isn't part of this line's record here, but the 2011 release itself carries the weight of that history in its design.
The concept behind the 2011 Fun Sun is built on a Newport 2 Notchback foundation, milled from a solid block of 303 stainless steel, per Scotty Cameron. The maker describes drawing on "a summertime of fun on the beach with his girls," which shows up in the cosmetic program: a crowned sea horse, floating sea bubbles, and engraved shell and starfish sole weights, finished in a robin's egg blue and pink colorway. It shipped with a white hand-stitched leather Pittards grip and a matching Sea Horse headcover and shaft band, the kind of accessory package that marked these specialty runs as much as the head itself.
Specification-wise, the 2011 release sits at a 4° loft, 71° lie, 33 inch length, and 3/4 shaft offset, all verified and corroborated. Scotty Cameron's page is explicit that despite the playful, decorative theme aimed at the female player, the putter underneath is meant to be taken seriously, calling it a "technical masterpiece, designed from the ground up to be a gamer." The maker also notes a limited release of 1,000 pieces worldwide, positioning this as a collector-scale run rather than a mainline product.
With only this one entry on file, the arc of My Girl Fun Sun as a line, at least as our record holds it, is a single moment: the tenth and closing chapter of a decade-long series, dressed in seaside imagery and built on a proven Notchback platform. Anyone weighing where it fits among Scotty Cameron's broader specialty output will want to look at it in that light, a limited, thematically personal release rather than a recurring yearly model.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026)
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