No. 7

The Scotty Cameron No. 7 line, as our records hold it, begins and ends in one release: the Circa 62 No. 7 of 2009. There is no earlier or later No. 7 on file, no prior generation to trace forward and no successor to trace the shape of what came after. What we hold is a single point in the line's arc, not a full lineage, and that single point sits within the Circa 62 edition, a name that itself points backward toward earlier design language even as this particular head carries it forward into 2009.

That 2009 release is a full shaft offset putter, built from soft carbon steel, with a 71 degree lie and 4 degrees of loft, offered at a 35 inch length. Scotty Cameron's own published specs allow for a custom lie adjustment of plus or minus 2 degrees, which suggests some degree of fitting flexibility built into the model even within its single documented release. The maker's page also lists grip options for this putter, either a Black Baby T or a Red or Black Studio Design, small details that speak to the customization Cameron offered around what was otherwise a fixed head design.

With only the one release on record, the No. 7's story here is necessarily narrow. Readers looking for the broader arc of the No. 7 name across other years or other editions won't find that arc in what we hold. What's here is the Circa 62 No. 7 of 2009, its published specifications, and the grip choices that came with it.