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Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport
Newport line · Scotty Cameron, 2002

Studio Stainless Newport

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

Maker
Scotty Cameron
Line
Newport
Model
Studio Stainless Newport
Years
2002–2004
Head
blade
This is the Newport, not the Newport 2 or the Newport 3. They are different models in our records, not two years of one, and each keeps its own page. See the Newport 2 →See the Newport 3 →

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The 2002 Studio Stainless Newport is milled from 303 stainless steel with a soft beaded mist finish, built to 35 inches, 4° of loft, 71° of lie, and a single sight-line. The maker's page lists the design as slightly wider from front to back with a thinner topline and more radiused weight bumps leading down the back flange, and traces its inspiration to the Classic 1. Toe hang is listed at 1/4. The maker's page also credits 1950's industrial design for the graphics and red color scheme carried on the headcover and shaft band.

Golfreview.com's account fills in details the maker's page doesn't cover here, describing a plumbing hosel, a Cameron Studio grip by Golf Pride, and a silver, non-glare finish, and it frames the head as based on the famous Ping Anser. The same outlet reported the putter as available only in limited quantities, shipped with an atomic red leather head cover and pivot tool.

Community opinion on this release runs positive but not uncomplicated. Reviewers praised its distance control, and looks and feel came in for repeated compliments, with golfreview.com writing I think that Titleist and S.C. have a real winner with this putter, and separately noting Distance control is second nature, I had this putter dialed in in about 30 minutes of practice. Against that, the same body of opinion flagged the putter as expensive and hard to get, and at least one voice in the Community raised the practical worry of losing the pivot tool that came with it.

Verified specsper-row citations from the Knowledge Engine
captured 2002
Finishsoft beaded mistscottycameron.com/archives
Head materialMilled 303 Stainless Steelscottycameron.com/archives
Sight linesingle sight-linescottycameron.com/archives

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Reported · not yet verified
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Design inspiration graphics1950Maker-published · not yet house-verified
Design refinementslightly wider from front to back with a thinner topline and more radiused weight bumps leading down the back flangeMaker-published · not yet house-verified
Face material303Maker-published · not yet house-verified
Inspiration1Maker-published · not yet house-verified
Toe hang1Maker-published · not yet house-verified

Photos · from the Community

The Newport line

What the Community says

Warmly regardedCommunity opinion from 2 gathered reviews · not a verified fact
What people praise
excellent distance control looks great feels great used by tour pros
What people flag
expensive hard to get / limited quantities risk of losing pivot tool
Distance control is second nature, I had this putter dialed in in about 30 minutes of practice.
via golfreview.com · cited take
I think that Titleist and S.C. have a real winner with this putter (and probably the whole Studio Stainless series), and I don't think I will be looking for another putter any time soon.
via golfreview.com · cited take

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