Teryllium Two Santa Fe

The Santa Fe launched in 1996, before Scotty Cameron's affiliation with Titleist, and saw Tour use as the Classic 1.5. It carries a Newport head with a sightline and a slightly offset neck, with more toe flow than the standard Newport while keeping the same heel-toe balancing. This 1999 release is the Teryllium Two version, part of the run that followed the original Teryllium Santa Fe, which had inlayed the face with Teryllium, a 12 metal alloy, for what the maker's page describes as "a distinct soft feel and solid feedback," along with an injected elastomer membrane to dampen vibration.

The specs on this release are verified and unchanged from the model's earlier years: 35 inches in length, 71 degrees of lie, and 4 degrees of loft, matching the Santa Fe's specifications across its Classics and Teryllium archive pages.

On the collector side, YouTube has reported this as the first run, with only 500 made, and has called it a top pick and the most sought after Teryllium 2 TI3 of its era. Those figures come from that outlet's reporting rather than from Scotty Cameron directly, so they should be weighed as one publication's account rather than an established production record.