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 Studio Design 5 arrived in 2005 as a mallet-style putter built to standard specs of 35 inches in length, 4 degrees of loft, and 71 degrees of lie, with custom ordering available at plus or minus 2 degrees of loft and lengths down to a 35 inch left-handed option.
Reception at the time centered on looks and roll. Best-putter.com called it a "Gorgeous mallet style putter" that delivered "great roll," while flagging a "somewhat hard feel off the face." Golfreview.com came at it from the other direction, writing that it was "well worth its price tag" and simply, "It's just beautiful!" Community sentiment echoed the split, with users noting the putter as user friendly with great feel and a great roll, even as the same hard-off-the-face criticism surfaced again.
Golfreview.com's own classification pegged the head as a mini mallet, a detail worth noting alongside the mallet label used elsewhere, since the two aren't quite the same shape category. Taken together, the record on the Studio Design 5 is that of a single, well-regarded release: a putter admired for its shape and roll, with its feel off the face the one point where opinion divided.
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Releases
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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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