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Titleist Scotty Cameron T22

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Maker
Scotty Cameron
Line
T22
Model
Titleist Scotty Cameron T22
Edition
Limited

The Record

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The Teryllium T22 is a Limited Release line, and drivingrangeheroes.com describes it as an updated limited version of the classic Teryllium putter line with a few modern twists to set it apart. The line spans several familiar Cameron shapes, with the maker's own archive pages covering the Fastback 1.5, Newport, and Newport 2 versions, each built around the return of Teryllium after more than two decades away from Scotty's lineup.

Across the shapes the maker's pages describe a shared foundation: a 303 stainless steel head with a Teryllium insert, 3.5º loft, 70º lie, offered in 34" and 35" lengths, a Pistolini Plus grip, and 2x15 gram or 2x10 gram sole weights depending on length. The Fastback 1.5 is set apart by its mini-slant neck and mid-mallet build, described on the maker's page as designed with a mini-slant neck to provide players a super clean look at address with gamer-focused performance attributes, while retaining the metallic gold and white paintfill and domino-pattern elastomer membrane of early Teryllium models. The Newport and Newport 2 versions instead take on a tactical matte black finish over the 303 stainless steel, with the maker's page on the Newport calling it a true player's gamer with a Tour-preferred flatter topline, modern weighting and improved vibration dampening, and the Newport 2 page noting it arrives twenty-two years after the introduction of putters crafted with Scotty's innovative copper alloy insert.

Where the shapes diverge most, per the maker's own prose, is in finish and neck treatment rather than core geometry: the Fastback 1.5 keeps the throwback gold and white paintfill, while the Newport and Newport 2 move to the matte black tactical look and a lightly milled face on the Newport 2 specifically. All three carry four-way or customizable sole balancing and the thinner, flatter topline the maker attributes to modern player demand, positioning the T22 line as a deliberate bridge between the original Teryllium feel and current Tour-preferred setups.

Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2023) · scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026)

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