No. 6
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 Scotty Cameron No. 6 line, as our records hold it, begins and ends with a single release: the Circa 62 No. 6 of 2009. There's no earlier or later chapter on file, no redesign to trace across seasons. What we have is one head, placed within the Circa 62 edition, carrying the No. 6 name into that year's lineup.
The 2009 release shows a putter built with 3/4 shaft offset and a soft carbon steel head, specs the maker's page confirms and our record corroborates. Loft sits at 4 degrees, lie at 71 degrees, with a 35 inch length and +/-2 degrees of custom lie adjustment available, all verified against Scotty Cameron's own published figures. The maker's page also lists grip options for this release, a Black Baby T or a Red or Black Studio Design in Red or Black, giving buyers a choice at the point of custom order.
With only this one entry on record, the No. 6 name doesn't yet have an arc to describe so much as a starting point. What the Circa 62 era establishes is a No. 6 built in soft carbon steel with heavy offset and a playing length on the longer end of standard, a combination that reads as deliberate rather than incidental. Whether the name returns in a later edition isn't something this record can speak to; what it holds is this one release, fully specified and dated to 2009.
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