Studio Select
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctStudio Select arrived in 2008 as a single-year line on our record, marked now as an archival product on Scotty Cameron's own site. The maker's page describes it as the replacement for the Studio Style family, bringing in a completely milled design, all new graphics, and a wider range of weighting and length options meant to accommodate more types of players.
Within that 2008 release, the maker's pages show the line spanning multiple head shapes, including the Newport and the Newport 2. The Newport carried a full shaft of offset and a plumbing neck, with the maker describing its high toe profile as an aid to a correct setup at address. The Newport 2 came with Tour-inspired Cherry Dot graphics, a precision milled 303 stainless steel head, and factory interchangeable weights, which the maker's page calls the most technologically advanced version of that head at the time.
Both heads shared the era's shaft band feature, which the maker's page notes was included to reference the length, loft, and lie of a particular model for easy identification. That single detail ties the line together across its various head options, functioning as a quick reference system for buyers working through the range Scotty built out that year.
On our record, Studio Select exists as this one dated entry, a 2008 line that marked a shift toward fuller milling and broader customization within the Cameron catalog, now carried forward only in archival form on the maker's own site.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2022)
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Releases
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