Bulls Eye Platinum Blade

The 2001 Bulls Eye Platinum Blade revives one of golf's oldest putter names inside Scotty Cameron's Pro Platinum family, designed by John Reuter and, as the maker's page puts it, "refined by Scotty Cameron." Cameron mills the head from soft carbon steel and finishes it in his Pro Platinum finish, which is a specific pairing in this catalog year rather than a generic description. The maker's page calls the 2001 Bulls Eye Series "a testament to great club design," language that carries the weight of Cameron's own studio putting its name behind the Reuter lineage.

As a blade, the standard Bulls Eye carries a high toe and a soft, rounded topline, with a sightdot milled in for what the maker's page describes as an unobstructed view of the ball. Specs are set at 4° of loft, 71° of lie, and 35 inches of length, standard blade geometry that puts the emphasis on the material and finish rather than any unusual shaping. Cameron's studio page also notes a section dedicated to Reuter himself, in the maker's words "in appreciation of his incomparable design, creativity and commitment to excellence," a detail that places this particular release as much a tribute piece as a working blade within the broader Bulls Eye line.