Creating convincing bronze on stainless steel isn’t simply a matter of changing color. The finish needs variation. Depth. Areas where light gathers naturally and areas where it quietly settles into the surface.

Some neck conversions change balance. Others completely change the character of the putter. This Pipe Flow does both. This Studio Style Squareback originally began as a near face-balanced single-bend setup. The player loved the stability of the platform, but wanted something with a cleaner transition into the head than a spec built Plumbers neck. He wanted something more refined visually without changing the way the putter released through impact. That became the foundation f

A Tour Geometry Reimagined for Pure Performance There is something unmistakable about a rounded Tour head. It softens the silhouette. It removes the factory edge. It changes the way the putter sits, and the way it flows through the stroke. The Rounded Conversion In the past, we’ve executed rounded conversions inspired by the Phantom 9R, a preferred Tour-only shape that eventually made its way to retail. The rounded geometry can be introduced to most Phantom style head shapes,

Summary: This Special Select Newport went from stock to tour-ready with a clean face, smooth sole, custom weld work, bumper stamps, and...

Summary: This rebuild transforms a stock Scotty Cameron Studio Select Squareback No. 2 into a one-of-one showpiece. With its acid-bronze...