Studio Design 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 2005 Studio Design 5 shipped at a length of 35", with a stock loft of 4° and lie of 71°. Custom ordering allowed for lefthand builds at 35" and loft adjustment of +/- 2°, per Scotty Cameron's own specifications.
golfreview.com described the head as a mini mallet style, though that characterization comes from the publication rather than the maker. Community opinion on the putter leans toward its looks and feel on the greens: it's been praised for gorgeous mallet style; great roll; great feel and definetly user freindly, with the recurring knock being a somewhat hard feel off the face. best-putter.com's write-up lands in the same mixed territory, calling it a gorgeous mallet style putter with great roll but somewhat hard feel off the face, while golfreview.com was more simply enthusiastic, writing that this putter is well worth its price tag. It's just beautiful!
Within the Studio Design line, the 5 reads as the mallet entry that drew consistent notice for its shape and roll, with the debate among reviewers centered less on whether it looks and rolls well and more on how it sounds and feels at impact.
captured 2005
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What the Community says
“Scotty Cameron Studio Design 5 Gorgeous mallet style putter - great roll, but somewhat hard feel off the face.”
“This putter is well worth its price tag. It's just beautiful!”
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