There’s a certain sound a well-struck putt makes. Not loud. Not hollow. Just solid enough to tell you the ball is starting on the right line. That sound is part of what defines the latest Scotty Cameron Studio Style putters at Worldwide Golf, where the new Santa Fe, Fastback 2, and Fastback 2 Long Design models round out a lineup built around feel, feedback, and fit.

With these additions, Scotty Cameron expands the Studio Style family to give golfers more options across blade and mid-mallet shapes. Each model is designed to match different toe flow preferences and stroke tendencies, so players can choose a putter that complements how they move the club.

Studio Style Technology

At the core of every model is a Studio Carbon Steel face insert paired with chain-link face milling. Carbon steel was selected for its damping properties, which help soften sound at impact while still providing clear feedback. The goal is not to mute the strike but to refine it, giving players a sense of connection without harshness.

The chain-link milling pattern plays a role as well. By reducing the number of contact points between face and ball, the design helps moderate sound and feel while maintaining consistent ball speed. An electroless nickel plating process adds durability to the insert, helping it maintain performance over time.

Together, these elements contribute to a face that feels responsive on short putts and predictable on longer ones, where distance control often makes the difference.

Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe Putter

The Santa Fe brings back a classic shape that has been part of the Scotty Cameron story for decades. With a rounded Newport-style blade and a flow neck, it promotes significant toe flow and heightened face awareness during the stroke.

This configuration tends to suit golfers with an arcing path who prefer to feel the putter release naturally through impact. The addition of the Studio Carbon Steel insert and chain-link milling brings modern face technology to a familiar profile, blending traditional shaping with updated performance.

For players who appreciate a classic blade look but want refined feel off the face, the Santa Fe offers that combination in a straightforward package.

Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 Putter

The Fastback 2 takes the Studio Style mid-mallet profile and pairs it with a plumbing neck for moderate toe flow. The compact, rounded head shape includes a black anodized aluminum heel-toe inlay that increases perimeter weighting while providing a clear alignment reference at address.

That multi-material construction helps boost stability without pushing the putter into oversized territory. The result is a mid-mallet that offers a touch more forgiveness than a traditional blade while maintaining a clean, balanced look behind the ball.

For golfers who prefer a slightly more stable feel but still want some toe flow, the Fastback 2 strikes a practical middle ground.

Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design

The Fastback 2 Long Design builds on the same head shape and neck configuration as the standard Fastback 2 but extends the concept into a longer, heavier setup. At 38 inches, with a heavier head weight and 25-gram tungsten sole weights, it is crafted for players who want to quiet excess hand movement and promote a smoother stroke.

A 17-inch non-tapered grip and stiffer shaft contribute to that added stability. The longer build encourages a more controlled motion, particularly for golfers who feel their hands become overly active during pressure moments.

For players exploring alternatives to standard-length putters, the Long Design offers a structured way to introduce additional stability without sacrificing familiar alignment and shape.

Find Your Scotty Cameron Studio Style Putter at Worldwide Golf

Putting is personal. Shape, neck style, and overall length all influence how the putter moves through the stroke. The expanded Studio Style lineup gives golfers more ways to match those preferences with a configuration that feels natural.

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