Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport Beach

Reviewed by: bogeyguy ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Stainless Newport Beach

Summary:
Ok folks, if you are old enough to remember the feel of a Wilson 8802 and the forgivenes of a Ping Anser, (Copper of course)you are in luck! Find a Newport Beach somewhere, (average pre owned price at Edwin Watts is about $150.00)and buy it! You will not regret it.

Customer Service:
Not used.

Similar Products Used:
Wilson 8802, Ping Anser Copper, Ping Anser Specify, Wilson TPA 23

Reviewed by: warrior6 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Scotty Cameron Newport Beach

Summary:
Ok, for your consideration. Putters and irons appeal to me along two primary lines; one, feel and the other, asthetics. The Newport Beach is a great putter. Expensive, but; has the Cameron quality. I'm am an OK putter and I believe the Newport Beach will help me become an even better putter. I still 3 putt on occassion, so this putter did not cure that for me. The Newport Beach fits me well (sits upright and I am right at 6' tall) The feel is exceptional and I believe the undercut channel is responsible for that. The Newport Beach is asthetically pleasing. I don't have the greatest concentration over a putt and have a tendency to allow putter markings (arrows, lines, dots, etc) to break my focus. The Newport Beach is free of all/any markings and so works well for me. Freedom of markings is the primary reasons I did not buy the Newport 2 along with the absence of the cut sole. A great all around putter, which I find has superior ease of alignment and great distance control . The Newport Beach easily adapts to special requirements like putting on the toe to slow quick downhill putts. The Newport Beach sits more upright than the Newport Beach 1.5, which seemed flat to me, but retained the same good feel, and is also undercut. My son who stands 6'7" plays the Newport Beach 1.5 and really likes the flat lie and feel. I believe the only putters Scotty makes with the cut sole are the Newport Beach and Beach 1.5. I hope this helps you decide, as these are expensive putters;but, then again, we all know that cost is only relative!

Customer Service:
Excellent and professional.

Similar Products Used:
Scotty Cameron Studio 1.5, Coranado Mid-slant. Futura and Red X2. Titleist Bullseye.

Reviewed by: Back932 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Newport Beach

Summary:
A beautiful piece of equipment. The feel and feedback are pretty hard to beat. When you make a nice stroke the sound and feel are heaven. Heal and toe putts don't work out so well. Not a forgiving putter, but jeeeze - we ought to be able to hit the middle of a putter for crying out loud. Actually helps you pay attention and make a better stroke. You want feel in your putter, and this baby has it. It puts a super roll on the ball. Great product.

Customer Service:
None needed, but Titleist has always been good to me in the past.

Similar Products Used:
Ping - also a good product

Reviewed by: kimoza ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport Beach

Summary:
This putter is simply the best there is out there. It gives me confidence and makes practice fun. With this, I dont three putt no more...that's a goodbye bye- bye! The feel and the balance and weight of this putter is just amazing. One thing though, make sure you dont move your head when you putt!

Customer Service:
very knowledgeable!

Similar Products Used:
never compromise, ping anzer