Scotty Cameron Squareback Weights?

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By DHoward

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  1. About 5-6 years ago I purchased a used Scotty Cameron Squareback (2014) putter and loved every second with it. The weight and feel was perfect it seems. A couple of years later, I had decided to get out of golf (mistake) for a little bit and sold it. For life of me, I cannot remember what weights were in it. Fast forward to this year, I decided to give up my Odyssey PT82 putter because I was just not happy with the consistency/feedback I was getting. I searched for another Sqaureback (2014) and the prices are still pretty high. I ended up going with the upgraded Super Select Squareback 2, I found one for a steal. Finally I got the feedback I was looking for, but the weight just isn't the same I think?. It currently has 15g's installed. My question is how do I know when I need to up or go down in weight? Is it easier to just buy a bunch of weights and test them? Should I just keep the current weights and practice more putting? What weights is everyone else running?

    Thanks!

  2. Andrew A

    Andrew A
    Charlotte, NC

    Scotty has a default..
    35" putters are sold with 10 gram weights
    34" putters are sold with 15 gram weights
    33" putters are sold with 20 gram weights
  3. Chuck Zirkle

    Chuck Zirkle
    Mt Pleasant, SC via Rocky Top Tennessee

    Military
    I carry a number of weights in my little Titleist bag so I can adjust to the speed of the greens. Most of our greens around here not tour speed and I game a Select Newport 2, 35 inch but will use anywhere from a 10 - 40 grm weights, depending also on the time of the years. The weights are expensive, but over the years I have been able to trade for most. Had to purchase the 40 grm. Beats buying new putters and I love the Newport 2 (Anser style).

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