Long Design Squareback 2

The 2024 Long Design Squareback 2 is Scotty Cameron's long-format take on the Squareback 2 platform, built at 38 inches rather than the standard putter lengths seen elsewhere in the Squareback 2 line. The maker's page describes it as crafted longer and heavier to help quiet the player's hands and engage the shoulders for a stable, smooth putting stroke, and attributes that stability to a solid stainless steel face paired with an integrated 6061 aluminum sole plate, a construction meant to push more weight to the perimeter for higher MOI.

On spec, the head carries a 3.5 degree loft and 70 degree lie, both verified against the maker's own listing, with full shaft offset and medium toe flow. Two 25 gram tungsten sole weights sit in the head, counterbalanced at the other end by a custom 17 inch, 136 gram pistol style grip that the maker says is matched to a longer, stiffer shaft. The neck is the tour-inspired I-beam plumbing neck, the same angular alignment language Cameron uses to describe the Squareback 2's boxier, crisper lines. Custom ordering allows length from 36 to 40 inches, loft adjustment of a degree in either direction, and lie adjustment of two degrees in either direction, all maker-published figures.

Set against the standard Squareback 2, which historically has run in the 33 to 35 inch range with a 4 degree loft and 71 degree lie, this Long Design edition is a deliberate departure in scale rather than shape. The angular cues, the plumbing neck, the full shaft of offset, all carry over. What changes is the length, the weight distribution, and the grip and shaft package built around that added length, aimed squarely at players looking for the Squareback 2's setup and roll characteristics in a longer, heavier build.