Studio Style

The 2025 Studio Style release gathers Scotty Cameron's blade and compact mallet putters under one family, spanning classic shapes like Newport and Newport 2 through wider Plus variants and mid-mallet options such as Fastback and Squareback. Outtabounds.co.uk describes the family as covering "premium blade and compact mallet family inside the Scotty Cameron range," while pluggedingolf.com lists its lineup as Newport, Newport 2, Catalina, plus Plus models of Newport, Newport 2, and Newport 2.5. The two publications don't fully agree on which models belong to the 2025 release: outtabounds.co.uk includes Long Design, Santa Fe, and Fastback 2, while pluggedingolf.com's list stops at Fastback and Squareback and adds Catalina instead.

Both outlets point to the same face technology driving the release, a Studio Carbon Steel insert paired with what outtabounds.co.uk calls chain-link face milling and pluggedingolf.com calls chain-link face milling technology. Pluggedingolf.com also reports this as a 20th anniversary release.

Reviewer reaction splits along familiar lines for a Cameron refresh. Outtabounds.co.uk calls Studio Style the most logical entry point into the range, writing that "it covers enough ground to be useful, while still keeping the clean and premium look that makes the brand so recognisable." Pluggedingolf.com is warmer on materials than on substance, noting the putters "look and feel great" but flagging "no meaningful performance upgrades," and taking issue with what it calls a less traditional look on the mallets. Community sentiment tracks that same divide: praise for the blade to mid-mallet progression and the premium finish, set against a sense that this is heritage repackaged rather than an innovation on its own terms.