Studio Design 3
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 shipped in 2001 as part of Scotty Cameron's Studio Design line. The record holds a straightforward spec sheet on it: 35" length, 71° lie, 4° loft, with custom options running to +/- 2° of loft adjustment and left-handed builds available at 35".
Community opinion on the putter has been consistently favorable. One review, cataloged from golfreview.com, called it a putter that sets up easily, no nonsense, feels like sex on the sweetspot, instant feedback. That sentiment lines up with broader praise noted elsewhere for the model, which centers on the same three qualities: easy setup, immediate feedback, and a sweetspot feel reviewers found hard to fault.
Against the rest of the Studio Design line, what we hold on the 3 is thin on distinguishing detail beyond its numbers and its reception. The specs place it as a standard-length, standard-loft mallet or blade of its era, and the praise it drew suggests it did what a Studio Design putter was meant to do without calling attention to itself.
captured 2001
House-verified: cited to sources on record, checked before the green.
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What the Community says
“It is one that sets up easily, no nonsense, feels like sex on the sweetspot, instant feedback.”
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