Scotty Cameron 2026 Studio Style Putters

Overview

Santa Fe

Reimagined for the modern player.
For more than 30 years, the Santa Fe putter has been a recurring Scotty Cameron classic. Now, it returns in the 2026 Studio Style lineup, merging a timeless Newport-style blade design with premium materials and modern technology. It’s a blend of tradition and innovation that delivers player-preferred looks, masterful feel, and precision performance.

To modernize performance, a Studio Carbon Steel (SCS) face insert with chain-link face milling technology introduces improved roll characteristics, soft sound, and incredible feel. For the finishing touches, Scotty Cameron’s signature translucent red cherry dots and an engraved 7 Point Crown add the mark of a craftsman to this time-honored design. Complete with a flow neck configuration.

Fastback 2

A confident and compact mid-mallet design.
Crafted for confident alignment, added stability, and medium toe flow, the Studio Style Fastback 2 introduces a new Plumbing Neck to this rounded, compact mallet. Its distinctive black anodized aluminum heel-toe inlay enhances alignment and MOI, while a new Studio Carbon Steel (SCS) face insert with chain-link face milling technology delivers a softer sound and precise speed control. Milled from 303 stainless steel with a 6061 aircraft aluminum sole plate, the Fastback 2 presents a refined multi-material mid-mallet design.

Features

Studio Carbon Steel inserts
Each Studio Style putter features a Studio Carbon Steel (SCS) face insert with chain-link face milling. With a greater damping capacity than other metal inserts like Teryllium, stainless steel and aluminum, carbon steel was selected after extensive testing for its ability to dial in exceptionally soft sound by limiting the duration of the tone of the strike. The insert also helps preserve ball speed off the face to help dial in distance control. An electroless nickel plating process was implemented for the Studio Style line to help enhance the durability of the SCS inserts.

Chain-link face milling
Also a result of thorough testing at the Scotty Cameron Putter Studio and on tour, chain-link face milling made its debut with the Studio Style lineup in 2025. The pattern, which helps reduce the number of touchpoints with the golf ball at impact, further softens sound while preserving player-preferred feedback at impact.

Specifications