Titleist Scotty Cameron Mil-Spec

Titleist Scotty Cameron Putter Review:

Setup & Alignment	Hard-Avg-Easy
The Mil-Spec putter is easy to setup and align. The combination of the offset hosel and alignment aid allows the club head to set up squarely behind the ball. The putter is available in three lies (flat, standard, upright) and four lengths ensuring a proper fit and adding to the ease of setup.
Feel	Soft-Avg-Crisp
Very firm like the rest of the Pro Platinum line. The nickel plated finish provides a nice crisp click when striking most premium golf balls. The Mil-Spec lines comes with choice of four different head weights (320g/36", 330g/35", 340g/34", and 350g/33"). The heavy head provides a very solid feel minimizing head twisting at impact.
Performance	Less-Avg-More
An above average performer all around. The heavy head make short putts easier by promoting a square take away and follow through. The putter proved to be consistent on longer putts once necessary adjustments are made to the head weight.
Looks
The Mil-Spec is based on the Scotty Cameron Newport 2 model with a standard hosel length. The design is similar to the Ping Anser family. The topline is slightly wider and the length is a little longer. The Mil-Spec features the platinum nickel finish and milled face.
Summary
Titleist has a winner in this line of putters. The ability for golfers to select a shorter length putter yet maintain the head weight gives the Mil-Spec an advantage over several competing models. As golfers continue to realize the benefit of custom fitting, even in their putters, we will see more and more custom options available in the putter market. The Newport/Anser design is one of the all-time classics and proves time and again to be the most playable design in golf. The Mil-Spec putter will appeal to golfers of all handicaps that are looking for a high-end putter with a choice of custom options suited to their preferences. Suggested retail pricing for the Mil-Spec line is $275. Additional information on Titleist's complete line of putters can be found on their website at www.titleist.com.