Equipment
Scotty Cameron unveils limited-edition Squareback, My Girl putters
Scotty Cameron is introducing two new limited-edition putters, the Squareback Limited and the 2013 My Girl, which will be shipping January 2014.
Squareback Limited
The Squareback Limited putter explores new concepts in materials, weight distribution and structurally integrated alignment cues, according to the putter company. The 6061 aluminum sole plate pops through the precision milled 303 stainless steel body, providing a unique visual alignment aid in Scotty’s red dot format. To clarify, “pop through” literally means the nine red alignment dots are part of the aluminum sole plate that is used to reduce weight in the center of the head. If the piece were to be removed, there would be nine holes in the flange of the putter.
Only 750 of these hand crafted prototype putters have been made, which also have a custom milled shaft rings with translucent red paint to match their red Pistelero grips and Cameron’s “Very Cherry” headcovers.
2013 My Girl
The 12th appearance of Scotty Cameron’s My Girl limited-edition putter also has a lightweight, anodized 6061-aluminum pop-up sole plate that shows through as a stylized flower inlay.
You’ll also find the milled shaft ring with hand painted sunshine yellow and bright white flowers complementing the floral-themed headcover and white Pistolero grip.
Check out more photos of the putters in the gallery below.
Odyssey Golf announced Tuesday that the already popular Damascus Milled putter lineup is getting more options.
Initially launched back in April, only in a Damascus Milled #7 head (in plumbers or double bend configurations), the family grows to four with a One Wide, Two and Rossie S shape, all available in the second limited-edition drop at retail on June 6th.
“Damascus Steel is a beautiful material, and the patterns tell the story, because every one is different” said Odyssey General Manager, Jacob Davidson. “But what stands out is that as beautiful as these putters are, the feedback from Tour has been the exceptional feel of these putters. We wanted to deliver the most premium performance-driven putter we’ve ever done at Odyssey. When you look at this product, we have so much confidence because there is not one thing we’d do different. On this one we really took our time over the last couple years to try to perfect the design.”
Created from a layered construction of multiple steel alloys, this Damascus Steel insert is forged, folded and pressed to create a unique, striking pattern in every piece. Think of it like a fingerprint. Each Damascus construction comes with its own 1-of-1 style pattern. No offerings will ever look the same.
The layered structure, combined with a specialized heat treatment, delivers a finely tuned, highly responsive feel different from other insert materials. The Damascus steel is audibly different compared to other inserts, potentially with slightly more feedback. Odyssey also uses AI-designed back contours to maintain consistent ball speed across the face, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern tech.
Each head in the line is precision-milled from stainless steel and features a blasted silver finish to complement the Damascus insert and sole plates.
With Tour feedback, Odyssey has also developed, in collaboration with Golf Pride, a grip featuring meticulously crafted edges, pistol shaping and a classic modern tour feel.
L.A.B. Golf has been the pioneer when it comes to Lie Angle Balanced putters for years now. When you talk to another golfer and zero torque putters comes up, as it will since it is the hottest thing in golf, the first brand out of their mouthes is L.A.B. Golf. Currently their putter line up has something for every golfer, wether your like blades or mallets. But the company has a new creation for golfers that we saw out on tour just a few weeks ago and is now available to us, the VZN.1i putter.
One of the big stories with the new VZN.1i putter is alignment in the form of the shape. L.A.B. has always given us plenty of alignment options in their putters with different line formations and shapes that can be laser etched onto the top of the putter. With this new design they used the shape of the head and the open cavity in the middle to help enhance the alignment for players. These shapes help players lock into their intended line to improve accuracy and concistency.
“VZN.1i was approached formulaically by combining everything we’ve learned from the success of previous L.A.B. Golf models into a familiar mallet shape that’s easy on the eyes and even easier to putt with,” said Cameron Day, Senior Vice President of Product at L.A.B. Golf. “Every L.A.B. putter is engineered to roll the ball on its intended line through Lie Angle Balance technology. With VZN.1i, we took things a step further by simplifying another critical aspect of putting: alignment.”
Like most of the other L.A.B. mallet putters the VZN.1i is machined from a solid block of aluminum and features a 303 stainless steel face insert. Steel face inserts on all L.A.B. putters not only enhance the sound and feel but they improve ball speed for better distance control. The new shaping also offers two ways of picking up your ball, using the sole or the rear flange can scoop up the ball. The company is offering the VZN.1i with a 1.5 degree forward shaft lean or a vertical shaft option in order to fit more golfers. Each VZN.1i is hand balanced and 10 other stages before it is complete and ready to ship. L.A.B. has its custom program where the golfer can select their length and lie but also head color, shaft upgrades, and grips to make their VZN.1i fit them perfectly.
The VZN.1i is available now starting at $499 for stock models and $599 for custom.
In our forums, one user has asked a question sure to interest all sorts of golfers. What’s the most comfortable walking shoe of 2026?
@RobDMB posed the following question:
“Looking for suggestions/recommendations on the currently available most comfortable walking shoes – preferably waterproof. Essentially looking for something comfortable like a running shoe, but with some stability and waterproof for golf. Decent room in toe box as well. Any recommendations are appreciated. Thanks!”
Our members in the forum have been sharing their own recommendations on the best walking shoes that can also survive a number of golf rounds. Here are a few posts from the thread, but make sure to check out the entire discussion and have your say at the link below.
- SheriffBooth: “To check all your boxes I’d vote for whichever of the current Nike lineup fits your feet the best. Obviously the Victory Pro 4 and Victory Tour 4 are good enough for the two best players in the world, but the new Pegasus, Next% Tour 3, and Tempo all look really good too.”
- i*windows: “when I had issues with my feet I played in Asics running shoes they were a little bit like the hoka’s above, very comfortable, now I’m back to Ecco shoes which are great.”
- mshills: “Everyone’s feet are different so this will be a long list of lots of different shoes. For me, anything from Ecco’s Biom lineup. Nothing else comes close.”
Entire Thread: “2026 Edition: Most Comfortable Walking Shoe?”
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Curtis
May 1, 2014 at 11:20 am
Everyone grow up and go and buy your cheap sale putters and over spin putters. Don’t bother spending your money on these. Thanks.
Doug
Apr 17, 2014 at 9:24 pm
I have access to several original Scotty Cameron putters (prior to Titleist and circle T), that simply have Scotty’s name stamped in them. Is there a market for these?
Chris
May 10, 2014 at 11:25 am
I may be interested in taking a look at one email me some pictures
getitclose
Feb 16, 2014 at 10:41 am
I do and always will love Scotty Cameron putters. I agree that the flower is a bit much, but it’s meant to be a collectible. Not the one in the bag. The SB is a visual/aesthetic aid. Exact same as a versa or ghost putters; an experiment that might help some golfers, might not with others. I will agree that this year is lacking the wow factor. Look at the Scotty ButtonBack; it was a limited release putter that is craved 6-7 years later. I would love to see a 2015 version of the Button Back. That baby would sell!!
Rich
Feb 10, 2014 at 8:43 am
Scotty Cameron putters used to be works of art not artwork. Remember the old terylliums, they were beautiful. These, I’m afraid are just a bit too tacky…….
killerbgolfer
Feb 9, 2014 at 11:11 am
I have the square back and it is fantastic. sits behind and frames the ball nicely and puts a great roll on the ball. It is noticeably softer when struck dead center, a little off of center and the feeling is a little firmer.
Pete L
Feb 5, 2014 at 1:57 am
I got the My Girl for my daughter. It’s very well balanced and rolls the ball beautifully. The comments here are typical of the usual jealous haters… Leave the limited edition stuff to winners and go get your stuff at Wall Mart. Its fine with us…
LG
Dec 17, 2014 at 10:08 pm
Pete, how did you buy it or where?? I want a “My Girl Putter” to use as an actual putter not a collectible… Does it work well?
Nick
Jan 23, 2014 at 11:58 am
Epic Failure!
Pete L
Feb 5, 2014 at 2:03 am
Yes… You are lol!
antonio
Jan 23, 2014 at 3:12 am
Flower power putters? I have been a long time SC fanatic but it seems that they are loosing focus. Their new product range looks more art (which by the way I don’t like) than golf oriented . If this goes on please count me out.
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sean
Jan 12, 2014 at 5:35 pm
Whats the point he comes out with these limited pieces and who knows how but a few people buy them up and then sell them all over e bay for a ridiculous profit. How about 1 per scotty cameron club member then the rest to the general public. These are ridiculous and way over priced already.
Geoff
Jan 12, 2014 at 2:11 am
It’s just shameless at this point.
gray
Jan 11, 2014 at 10:31 pm
scottys putters keep getting worse and worse
Joe
Jan 11, 2014 at 9:31 pm
The most overrated just got a little bit more overrated.
Jeffrey Trigger
Feb 13, 2014 at 8:11 pm
Scotty Cameron putters are far from overrated. While the one I bought didn’t work out for me, the consistency of Cameron’s putters are second to none. A Newport will truly perform like a Newport, the quality control is there. If I wanted another heel toe blade, Cameron would be first on my list to try.
J C
Jan 11, 2014 at 11:13 am
i want the squareback with a center shaft please.
Scott Akerley
Jan 11, 2014 at 1:18 am
These look terrible. It reminds me of Nike trying to come up with a flashy new shoe. I love Scotty Cameron putters, because I associate them with class and quality. These look like metal carnival prizes. How does this help you putt better? I thought SC was all about making a great putter, not just abstract art. Nothing about these helps you sink a putt. Again, I love Scotty Cameron putters, but the brand is declining. If SC had stock I would be selling. He doesn’t care anymore.
Mad-Mex
Jan 11, 2014 at 12:10 am
I keep thinking this is a sort of a test on how bad they cane be and STILL get people to pay top $$$$$ for it.
Or a joke,,,,,,,,
JD
Jan 10, 2014 at 6:18 pm
Those are terrible. What’s wrong with a simple sight line? Wow….a limited release Scotty I want nothing to do with….that’s a first.
SLD
Jan 12, 2014 at 11:17 am
I completely agree. Usually when I see the limited run stuff I’m impressed with some piece of it, whether its an unusual but cool looking face, sole or shaft, but these are just ugly.
I had the Scotty bug for a while, and bought a few, and enjoyed them, but I think I have it out of my system now. The new stuff just keeps getting weirder and weirder.
Shallowface
Jan 10, 2014 at 11:05 am
The return of the Royal Daisy.
Sell Out!!
Jan 10, 2014 at 9:03 am
When does someone who professes to have genuine love for making putters become a sell-out…
Answer:
When you put a giant flower on the back flange of a putter.
Mad-Mex
Jan 10, 2014 at 4:52 am
These look like something you find at Wal-Mart,,, I seriously doubt Don Cameron is the approving authority for Scotty Cameron putters and those decisions are now made by FILA,,,, the ugliest so far,,,,
Pete L
Feb 5, 2014 at 2:01 am
Ridiculous thing to say.
sam Brooks
Jan 10, 2014 at 12:30 am
No thanks definatly not at scotty ridiculous prices
matt
Jan 9, 2014 at 11:37 pm
man those look great.
The Satellite Guy!
Jan 9, 2014 at 10:03 pm
Love the SB… Hate the MG
Andy
Jan 9, 2014 at 9:57 pm
Might be the ugliest Cameron putters I have ever seen. Reminds me of some Japanese animé. What direction is Cameron going in with these two putters and why release 2013 in January of 2014?
NOPE
Jan 9, 2014 at 8:19 pm
How do you get these putters? where can you buy them?
JCorona
Jan 10, 2014 at 2:18 pm
at a state fair by you
Kane Carpenter
Jan 9, 2014 at 8:13 pm
Those look absolutely lovely. I agree with Nick’s sentiment in the comment above that, aesthetically, looking down at the flower each and every putt may be a bit much. But the Squareback version is special.
R
Jan 9, 2014 at 7:43 pm
the my girl line is a collectible line. can’t say this is like the other ones though, this one is much more “tacky” if you will than the previous ones with sole stamps
Nick Boyd
Jan 9, 2014 at 7:15 pm
Not sure if I would be able to look down at that flower every round.
Pete L
Feb 5, 2014 at 1:58 am
Not really designed for you… Unless you consider yourself a young girl?
N
Jan 9, 2014 at 5:29 pm
Look nice…definitely looking forward to seeing how these influence the 2014 standard releases.