Limited Release My Girl
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2016 Limited Release My Girl carries the standard Scotty Cameron head construction of the period, 303 stainless steel with a 6061 aircraft aluminum face sole technology insert, built to a 34" length with 3.5º of loft and 70º of lie, full shaft offset, and finished with a Black Leather Pittards grip. Production was capped at 1,250 pieces worldwide, per the maker.
Worth noting for the record: the My Girl name goes back further than this release. The maker's own archive page describes a 2002 My Girl built on a Newport head shape at 33" with a 350G head weight, a black Winn grip with pink striping, and a matching headcover with pink poodles, limited to 500 pieces worldwide. That earlier run and this 2016 Limited Release are not the same piece. The specs differ, the production numbers differ, and fourteen years separate them. Anyone shopping the line by name alone should confirm which release they're actually looking at before comparing rarity or price.
Against that history, the 2016 My Girl reads as a return to the name rather than a continuation of the 2002 specification. The head material, length, loft, and lie on this release match Scotty Cameron's general output from that period rather than the earlier My Girl's dimensions, and the grip has moved from the striped Winn to Black Leather Pittards. What stays constant across both releases is the limited-run framing, whatever the actual number happens to be.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2025)
captured 2016
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The My Girl line
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