Special Release My Girl Pretty in Pink

The 2010 Special Release My Girl Pretty in Pink was Scotty Cameron's ninth Special Release My Girl putter, and the maker's page calls it "highly anticipated." The design is built off a familiar shape put through a new filter: the maker describes it as "a smooth-flanged widened Newport Button Back with several new features," noting that at first glance it "may bring to mind visions of Scotty's Tour-winning Studio Select Squareback putters." Round corners, softened tiers, and lines that "curve and melt into the ground" separate it from the standard Button Back it's built from.

The head is milled from 303 precision milled stainless steel, and the maker's signature touch here is the inlay: a "Cotton Candy Pink aircraft-grade aluminum inlay, vibration-dampened with his injected elastomer membrane for a silky smooth feel." Removable stainless steel sole weights allow for adjustment to a player's own preferred specifications, and the maker notes color coordinated triple sight lines "as confidence inspiring as they are cute." As shipped, the recorded build specs are 33 inches in length, 4 degrees of loft, 71 degrees of lie, and full shaft offset.

Presentation was part of the release itself. The maker's page describes the putter as accessorized with "a vibrant, flowery grip and Pretty in Pink ultra-suede headcover" embroidered with "the universal symbols of Peace, Love and Happiness" and micro-etched with "tiny frilly flowers." Within the My Girl line, this entry sits as the ninth in a running Special Release series, distinguished less by a change in construction than by its color treatment, inlay, and accessory package built around the Newport Button Back platform.