Scottsman 943

The Scottsman 943 was one of seven models in Scotty Cameron's Scottsman Series, the run of hand-finished putters that preceded his move to Titleist. According to golfheritage.org, the 943 carried an MSRP of 210 USD and dates to 1994. The maker's archive pages describe the Scottsman line generally as milled from solid blocks of 1018 carbon steel, "an extremely soft steel, hand finished and gun blued," though the detailed model description on Scotty's own site addresses the 941 rather than the 943 specifically, so the shape and specs quoted there shouldn't be read across to this head.

The production record on the 943 is thin and somewhat contradictory. Golfheritage.org reports both that the model may have had only three made and, separately, that no more than 500 of each Scottsman model were produced, an apparent tension in the source itself rather than a settled figure. What's consistent across that reporting is the sense of a short window: production is described as ending in "late-summer of 1994" when Scotty joined Titleist, which tracks with the seven-model Scottsman Series overall being a brief, self-contained chapter of hand-finished work.

Set against its siblings in the series, the 943 sits in the same 1018 carbon steel, gun-blued tradition the line is known for, but the numbers specific to it, the 210 dollar price and the murky production count, come entirely from third-party reporting rather than from Scotty Cameron's own archive. Anyone chasing one of these should weigh that gap between what the maker's page confirms about the Scottsman Series broadly and what's only been reported about the 943 in particular.