Three new Scotty Cameron putters: Santa Fe, Fastback 2, and Fastback 2 Long Design – classic design meets modern face technology.
Titleist’s Carlsbad, California-based subsidiary unveils three new models in their Studio-Style putter family. The Santa Fe, Fastback 2, and Fastback 2 Long Design complete the offering within the putter range, complementing Scotty Cameron’s series of blades and mid-mallets. These putters are configured for different toe-flow profiles and putting strokes.
The Studio-Style line combines classics blade shapes from Scotty Cameron with newly developed mid-mallet constructions. Central to the series is the Studio Carbon Steel face insert combined with a chain-link milling pattern. This design influences the sound and vibration at impact without compromising feedback or consistency of ball launch.
Scotty Cameron Studio-Style Putters: Classic Design Meets Modern Technology
The Santa Fe model references the decades-old Newport shape with a curved hosel generating pronounced toe flow, ideal for golfers with an arched putting stroke. The Fastback 2 is a compact mid-mallet featuring a plumbing-neck hosel for moderate toe flow and an aluminum insert aiding alignment. The Fastback 2 Long Design is a longer, heavier variation designed for added stability and a smoother stroke, also available for left-handed players.
Face Technology and Design Focused on Feedback and Control
All models use a Studio Carbon Steel face insert with a chain-link milling texture. Carbon steel was selected after internal tests for its ability to reduce vibration duration at impact, delivering a short, controlled sound and supporting consistent ball speeds. A nickel coating protects the insert and enhances durability, while the milling reduces contact points between ball and face, further dampening sound.
The Santa Fe and Fastback 2 are offered in standard lengths of 33, 34, and 35 inches priced at €529. The Fastback 2 Long Design is exclusively 38 inches long and priced at €599. These new Studio-Style putters have been available in golf shops since February 12.