Studio Design 3.5
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Studio Design 3.5 came out in 2003, part of Scotty Cameron's Studio Design line, and it pairs a short, slant neck with a design the maker describes as a combination of a natural, flowing design coupled with a mechanical neck. The maker's page lists the shape as handmade looking, a blade style with rounded heel and toe and a pocket in the cavity, with 1/4 toe flow.
The finish sets this one apart on record: Black Pearl, a dark smoke color with iridescent tones, per scottycameron.com. Greenskeeper.org's reporting on the design echoes the maker's language nearly word for word, adding that the mechanical neck affords a clean view of the ball at address, and further notes a 1st Run of 500, a figure that carries no verification beyond that outlet.
Opinion on the 3.5 centers on that finish and what it does at impact. Feedback attributed to scottycameron.com's own description calls out great sound, feel and feedback, and praises the Black Pearl treatment as nearly maintenance free. Broader Community sentiment lines up with that read, pointing to the same qualities: sound, feel, feedback, and a finish that holds up without much fuss. Nothing in the record here breaks from that view, though it comes from the maker's own framing as much as independent testing.
House-verified: cited to sources on record, checked before the green.
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What the Community says
“The Black Pearl finish, a dark smoke color with iridescent tones, gives the putter great sound, feel and feedback all the while, being nearly maintenance free.”
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