Titleist Cameron Circa '62 No. 2 Putter Golf Club

For the Cameron Lover/player/collector this is a must add to your bag. I think it is a 340 gram head and with the flair hosel, it creates a smooth line. Great for very fast greens. If any thing could be changed, it would be to get rid of the dot sight line and add a single line on the top edge and trailing flange.

The overall feel of any Scotty Cameron is unmatched in golf… I have two other putters + this one (bought for my Brother, but I had to used it) and while the idea of improved ball alignment is all the rage the fact is that putting is more about feel and confidence then it is about alignment.

On the Green the intrinsic feel of this unique putter shines as the stoke and roll are clearly defined putt after putt ~ The Circa 62’ as well as all other Cameron putters ability to merge balance & feel are unquestionable in the game of golf.

Regards,
Drago..

I have been golfing for almost 20 years and I have always admired from a far Scotty Cameron Putters. I have for the last year or so been trying them every now then at different golf and proshops but did not take the plunge until a week ago. Even though it is the end of the season in NE I have been able to already use the putter for a round and all I can say is this is the GREATEST PUTTER I have ever used. The Balance, Feel, and Looks are all absolutely fabulous. I ended up getting a Circa 62 Model 2 putter that was older and had the Gun Blue finish and it is beautiful and I would recommend this putter to anyone who really appreciates a great golf club.

Again now that I have one I will always have a Scotty Cameron putter in my bag.

I will also say the entire experience on EBay like always was great.

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This was a putter I was looking for. Putter was exactly like seller described. Would deal with seller again. I love this putter.

Item was accuratley described and photographed very well to give a ideal buying image. Made my first experience a good one.

Liked the craftmanship and character of this company.You can absolutly tell the level of the people involved in producing this type of poduct.There is a mystique with all of Camerons products.You can justfy the cost involved with this tool.Its the difference between Kia and Astin Martin. Both will get you there,but the other is way more accurate and elegant.

The feel of this putter is top notch. You get immediate feedback if you don't hit it in the middle of the club, it rolls very true. Even toe'd or heel'd hits roll true, just a little off line. The grip is great. It's leather and has that steering wheel feel. Some people don't like the aiming mechanism on the club. It features on small circle in the center of the putter, but I feel this is plenty sufficient to line up putts. It keeps the putter looking sleek. Performance-wise, you can't expect a better putter. The weight keeps the putter down through impact, and everything rolls true.

However their is a down side to the black finish.

After 1 practice session. Literally one session. The putter began to rust. The sole of the putter began to get orange rust spots all over it. This happened to the face where the ball contacted as well as the hosel. Supposedly, this is the result of the pesticides in the grass. I purchased the club without the silicon cloth that normally comes with it, and apparently if you wipe it down at the end of every round..and preferably each hole...this rust doesnt show up. But after a couple practice sessions and 1 round...the rust is pronounced. On the other hand, in some eyes the rust looks nice. It gives the putter this old time look that may actually be viewed as attractive. I believe that even on the Scotty Cameron website, they mention that the club "ages". However, if you want to keep the pristine out of the box look...it requires a lot of maintenence. I'd also like to mention that the rust doesnt effect the performance at all...it simply changes the finish on it.

I'd overall give the club a 9.5/10 simply because the performance can't be matched. Unfortunately, the club does age...and if it were easier to keep it looking new for longer....i'd give it a 10. If you can handle the club rusting...then i'd definitely recommend it. But if you are turned off by your $300 dollar putter beginning to rust..i'd recommend looking into a different finish or the Newport lines that SC offers.

I have several putters, including a Circa '62 No. 3; saw this No. 2 on eBay for a very reasonable price, and decided to give it a go. Couldn't be more pleased with the club (and the deal).

I'm usually more set on the "plumber's neck" design (with the full offset shaft), but saw this one and decided to give it a try. I'm finding the 3/4 offset shaft design works well for me. Putting is definitely a preference thing, so you should try out the various designs before getting one to be sure you're comfortable with whatever offset you get. But I definitely like the milled back pocket design on the No. 2 and No. 3, both for balance heel to toe and also for alignment purposes.

I was a little concerned about the leather grip, thinking it might be too small in diameter. But that was not a problem. The grip is well padded beneath and actually feels in my hand about as big as the Scotty Cameron Baby-T grip on my other putter. The flat front part is a little more narrow, but overall it fits my hands (medium-large) well. I like too how the putter looks at address. The '07 models (I bought the '06 model from an eBay seller) have the charcoal mist finish, and that's a bit better in the glaring sun. But this smooth, black finish makes for a stunning looking club that inspires confidence. Like all milled Scotties without the insert, the 'clack' and feel at contact takes some getting used to; it's an aquired feel! It's not muted like an insert club. But once you acquire it, you'll be hard-pressed to go any other way. Definitely better with a softer-cover ball.

You really should have a headcover (which my eBay purchase didn't include -- so I picked on up in another transaction), and you need to care for these putters somewhat relgiously, in terms of wiping them down and keeping them either siliconed or oiled. But when you have a Scotty, you should take care of your investment!

For my tastes, the Circa '62 line is a preferable club to the Newport series; I like the dark finish better; the club just looks more like something you'd pay $300 to have (or less if you can get the kind of deal I did)! I expect to roll in a lot of long putts with this bad boy.

club has excellent feel and balance one of the best models ever made
i have made more putts with this then ever before. A++++++++++++++++++++

the circa 62' causes un even stroke because of its mis-countered design. this putter is not the same type of work manship normally put out by the scotty cameron line. I did not like this putter at all!! Sorry to who ever is selling it.

This classic, now rare (Cameron only made this putter in 2006, and inexplicably replaced it with a different model in 2007) putter is the best tool in my bag. I have used a Cameron studio stainless (terrilium insert) in the past, and this putter is heavier and more accurate. I also like the leather "steering wheel" grip that is useful and unique. This putter is easy to line up, and is very much a superior putter on long lag putts of 20 feet or more, due to its "mallet" style. I also like the site dot on the top that encourages a "pendullum stroke" so necessary in accurate putting. Why, I wonder, did Cameron cancel this unique, indispensible design? Oh, well, their loss is my gain! In 5 years my putter will be worth major bucks. (The #5 also has a very distinctive, colorful headcover with divot tool) If you can find one...buy it!!