Studio Select Squareback 2

The Studio Select Squareback 2 arrived in 2009 as the follow-up to the original Squareback within Scotty Cameron's Studio Select line. Golfshake describes it as a modified Newport-style mid mallet, built smaller than its predecessor, with a square back flange and a plumbing neck hosel carrying a full shaft of offset. That full-shaft offset marks a departure from the Squareback 1's half-shaft setup and double-bend, shaft-over-spud construction described on Scotty Cameron's own archive pages for that earlier model.

According to golfshake.com, the Squareback 2 was made available in both right and left hand configurations, with the model reaching golfers on November 1st 2009. The same source lists it as a replacement for the Newport 2.7 in the lineup, positioning it as a mid-mallet alternative for players stepping away from that Newport shape. Golfshake also notes the MSRP as still to be confirmed at the time of their reporting, so no verified price sits on the record here.

Where the Squareback 1 earned its Studio Select production status after a season on tour as an Xperimental Prototype, per Scotty Cameron's own pages, the Squareback 2's record here comes entirely through golfshake's reporting rather than the maker's own archive prose. The compact head and increased offset described by golfshake suggest a refinement of the square-flange concept the original introduced, but the maker's own quoted language on that specific evolution isn't part of what's in front of us for this release.