Red X3

The Red X3 line, as our record holds it, runs to a single release: the 2007 model. Scotty Cameron's own page describes that year's putter as taking "the Red X line into another realm of performance and style," pointing to a solid face, a new finish, new graphics, and a refined single bend shaft-in setup as the year's changes. The maker frames the design as bringing "a classic mallet into another realm of performance and style," with a ¼ shaft of offset built in "for the ideal toe-flow through the stroke."

Reviewer opinion on the 2007 release was mixed on the very thing the maker highlighted. Some praised the precisely milled face for producing true rolling putts and found the head attractive and confidence-inspiring at address, with the offset suiting a novice putting stroke. Golflink.com echoed that last point, noting the offset better suits the novice stroke, though it filed that opinion under the X5 rather than the X3 by name. Against that, other reviewers found the mallet could run heavy and take some getting used to, particularly on short putts, a tension the record simply holds rather than settles.

Golflink.com's editorial coverage adds detail beyond the maker's own specification sheet, describing a charcoal mist finish, a stainless steel face, and construction carved out of a single block of steel, alongside head weights it lists as 350 grams at 33 inches, 340 at 34, and 330 at 35. None of that appears on Scotty Cameron's own page, which confines itself to loft, lie, length, head material, offset, and the custom lie and grip options, so the two sources sit here as separate accounts of the same putter rather than a single confirmed figure.