My Girl Pretty in Pink

The My Girl line reached its ninth Special Release entry in 2010 with Pretty in Pink, the sole edition on record for this name. Scotty Cameron's own page describes it as fusing "fashion with function," and while the shape recalls the Tour-winning Studio Select Squareback family at a glance, the maker's page is clear that it's built from a different foundation: "in actuality she's a smooth-flanged widened Newport Button Back with several new features." That lineage places this release closer to a modified Button Back than to the Squareback design it visually echoes.

The 2010 head carried a Cotton Candy Pink aircraft-grade aluminum inlay, described on the maker's page as vibration-dampened with an injected elastomer membrane, paired with removable stainless steel sole weights for adjustability and color-coordinated triple sight lines. Verified specs for this release list a 303 Precision Milled Stainless Steel head, 33 inch length, 71 degree lie, 4 degree loft, and full shaft offset. The accompanying accessories, per the maker, included a flowery grip and a Pretty in Pink ultra-suede headcover embroidered with symbols the page calls "the universal symbols of Peace, Love and Happiness" along with micro-etched detailing.

With only this one entry on record, the My Girl Pretty in Pink line's arc is a single point in 2010 rather than a progression across years. What the record shows is a design decision, a Button Back widened and softened for this particular release, dressed in an inlay and accessory package that the maker's own language treats as inseparable from the putter's performance intent.