9 Scotty Cameron Putters Worth a Fortune (Check Your Garage)

A putter sold for three hundred ninety three thousand dollars. So what makes an old Scotty Cameron worth a small fortune, and could you already own one without knowing it? 👇 For thirty years, Scotty Cameron has milled the putters of nearly every major champion out of his workshop in Southern California. A handful of them escaped into the wild: tour-only runs, discontinued finishes, and forgotten nineties classics that now trade for the price of a car. In this video we count up nine of them, from the Teryllium Tel3 hiding in garages, through the Oil Can and the Napa, into the tour-only world of the 009, German Stainless Steel, and the Circle T stamp that sends collectors into a frenzy, all the way to the Tiger Woods Newport 2 that rewrote what a putter could be worth. By the end you'll know exactly what to check on the sole and the face before you ever let an old putter leave your hands. Own an old Scotty Cameron? Drop the model (or just the brand of your oldest putter) in the comments. I read them, and I'll tell you if you might be sitting on something.