Scotty Cameron

TITLEIST AND SCOTTY CAMERON TOUR

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TITLEIST AND SCOTTY CAMERON TOUR, Mark Crossfield takes you through his final day with Titleist golf taking a close look at how they build golf clubs for every day golfers. Mark also get to chat to Scotty Cameron about his ideas on putter fitting and who has used his amazing fitting space.

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25 thoughts on “TITLEIST AND SCOTTY CAMERON TOUR”

  4. His name is actually Don. Worked in the early 1990s as a tour rep for Maxfli/Dunlop. Took Tad Moore's putter designs and put his own name on them.

  5. I've been watching Mark for some years now and believe him to be the best I've seen. I believe he has had this kind of "intimacy" (for want of a better word) with this manufacturer because of his deal with them and has opened up a level of understanding we have rarely seen elsewhere. He has demonstrated, in spite of detractors, that he has the integrity we can trust in spite of the cynics out there. It inspires me that a man who has dedicated his life to golf can feel inspired when so many have given up. That's why I will continue to be one of his biggest fans.

  7. Very enjoyable episode. You have a nice rapport with these guys and it makes for an informative story. Someone below pointed out that they don’t spring new ideas on the public every five minutes. I think that’s why even old Titleist clubs have a classic look. I have a 52* and 60* Vokey wedges that are 22 years old, and while the grooves are pretty worn, they look great in terms of design.

  11. My Golf Spy says Scotty Cameron putters are just 'wall hangers' like most other name brand putters.
    Says there are only 3 decent putters: Ping Ketch, Evnroll, and MLA., that utilize real technology that works
    and not just aesthetically pleasing to the eye like all the others……Any thoughts about this???

  12. Great video. I've been a Titleist loyalist for some time now and it was nice to see just how the company puts together great golf equipment.

  14. This was fantastic. For the general consumer it’s nice to see how tight the tolerances are at that factory. High quality stuff. Scotty Cameron intrigues me more than anyone in the business. Putting is so key to the game and he is a master of knowledge in that department. Thanks for sharing.

  15. Scotty Cameron was amazing, not what I expected. Although I don't know what I expected to be honest. More of this please, Titleist showing what a class brand they are.

  17. Titleist and PING (maybe could throw Mizuno in there too) are the companies I find most intriguing purely from an engineering/manufacturing/quality perspective. It's obvious – even from the limited footage shown – that Titleist is top notch in that respect. Another great job Mark. I enjoy this type of content even more than product reviews and course vlogs. It's uniquely different and extremely educational. Thanks for doing these videos from Titleist HQ.

  21. Without doubt the BEST golf content, not just on YouTube, by anywhere. Continually pushing forward in what you do Mark, and credit to Titleist for allowing the insight.

    Thankyou Mr Crossfield

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