Titleist Cameron Napa Putter Golf Club

The Napa is probably the best feeling putter ever made. Each is unique and I have never had two that feel the same. You have to try them out and you wont be dissapointed.

My Napa is an origional Cameron Black Classic heavy headed putter. I have been in the golf game for years as an aspiring Pro and Ping Rep. in years past to retired average golfer today. The Cameron Napa has qualities like no other flat stick and is perfect when considering the touch and feel that I prefer in a putter. The origional Scotty Cameron Napa's are very expensive, will increase in value and are a great addition to anyones collection.

The Napa design putter is a durable favourite in the Cameron line up, although there is not a current retail model available. You will see Napas in several finishes; Gun Blue (also known as Black Oxide), Oil Can, and in various Tour and Limited Edition finishes. The Tour finishes are often denoted by a T with a Circle around it, known as a Circle T, and there may also be different stamps and markings not seen on retail putters. Two limited editions putters are available; The 2004 Holiday putter, with a matching headcover, issued in a run of 500 pieces, and the 2006 Napa Valley, noteable for a groove in the sole, issued in 2006 pieces, of which 206 were left handed, and it also has a special headcover. Almost any Cameron putter can be sent to Scotty Cameron HQ in CA for refurbishment and customisation, so a used Napa, so long as it has no serious dents or dings, may be a good buy at the right price.

This putter is awesome! Weighted just right, not to heavy but definately not light. Great grip and I guess my only negative is this model is hard to find and not cheap. Given that you use a putter on each hole 1-2x, hopefully not 3-4 on each hole I think it is a good investment if you love golf+golf a lot! A++++++++

Possibly the best design Scotty has ever produced. Toe flow and perfectly weighted, this putter is perfect for those who like 8802/blade style. Different years bring different and more refined designs so keep a sharp eye. Since Scotty no longer produces this style look to pay about $500. Some napa's go for more, much more, so don't be suprised. But, if this is the style you like trust me, it is totally worth it.

I have been chasing after this putter for about 12 years now...it just seemed way out of my reach for a long time. But, I finally got one and in a fantastic condition for a great price for my 50th B-day.

The first thing on my list, was to shop around for a well made generic looking-cheesy head cover. I didn't want to advertise for the fear of that one individual that is too weak in the face of temptation.

Pictures of this putter is one thing...to have one in your hands is another.

This is a Blade Lover's Dream come true. A classic all on it's own...and for those who can understand the emotion that comes along with owning one of these, there is nothing like it that gets the heart beating like the Napa.

The Negatives of owning a Napa (Gunmetal Finish) - You will need to provide maintenance in order for you to upkeep the condition. This is very much like taking care of your teeth. Your not going to notice a problem until there is signs of decay...the same with this finish...so, the best thing to do is to upkeep the preventive care in the first place is the best solution.

I have decided to go with liquid silicone as my means to prevent the outer elements from getting in. The silicone layer adds a skin to prevent fine scratches that may occur in daily usage esp. the head cover coming off & on. I heard oil tends to hold onto dirt esp. dusty conditions. However, the consistent striking in the sweet spot will remove the silicone and leave the area exposed to the elements.

The Grip - I decided to change the grip to a Winn & I'm glad that I did. Having an original grip was nice to maintain the value, but, I purchased this to be used and the grip is so well made, makes all the difference in the world.

The Consistency - The learning curve is very short in time span to be one with this putter. If you like you back swing to be compact to no more than 8" you will love the distance ability of this putter.

Your going to attract a little bit of attention on the practice greens let alone during a round. So, be prepared to be judged by the way you putt.

The Positives - The milled face will not take anything away from the "touch to the soul" feel upon impact. Since, golf ball materials & the emphases on feel seems to change from year to year, I thought that this would be a concern.

My previous putter (Cleveland Form Forged III Milled) allowed different makes of balls to feel somewhat the same off the face. The Napa however, you will know a very distinct difference in each model of golf ball.

So, being able to play a specific ball model will be very critical during your walk on this journey. I am currently playing with NXT Tour and it responds very well.

Thank goodness there is no site line to tell you to "hit here"...the sweetspot is where you choose. The ability to line up the putter to your target still is based on your skill & there is nothing to distract you visually. I prefer the inner center of the face as a comfort location and the consistency & learning curve is very accommodating.

Smooth short strokes will reap rewards from the 20-25ft putts.

You can miss a 2ft putt with a $10 putter, and the same with a $400 putter...it just hurts more w/the latter. But in the end, you still get to take the princess home & all is forgotten & all is good.

Find your putter that you always wanted & make that dream come true cus, life is too short to just chase.

JHSchwarzkopf

This rare Cameron putter interested me because I've always liked blade style putters, as I grew up as a child playing with them. Today, in this world of 2ball, belly, mallet, and answer style putters it's hard to find an attractive blade putter. Cameron is the benchmark in putter quality, and I'd been looking for one of his special edition Napa Valley putters online for a period of time. They rarely come up for sale, and are quite expensive when they are offered. Although I had never seen one in person, I found one for sale on ebay and decided to take a chance. I trusted Cameron's reputation for beauty, quality, and great feel and decided to purchase the club. Yesterday the club arrived and I'm VERY pleased with it. In fact, it's more beautiful in person than even in pictures and I'm trying to decide now if I should use it as a gamer or a collectible. I feel the value will increase years to come, and I look forward very much to using it soon on the course. I recommend this putter to anyone who can find one. The entire club, including the burgandy leather grip is exquisite!

This putter is a classic. It is not for those seeking the latest high tech game improvement putter, but for those talented golfers seeking to master "the art of putting".

Very beautiful and incredible feel. It is a very good putter for an arc putting stroke player. It is just natural.