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Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design putter 38"

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Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design putter 38"

Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 putter

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Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design Putter + Headcover

The Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design is an extended and heavier compact mid-mallet putter built for golfers who want to quiet their hands, engage their shoulders more actively, and achieve a smoother, more stable putting stroke. Compared to the standard Fastback 2, this version is tuned as a counterbalanced model — featuring a longer overall length, increased total weight, and components specifically designed to support tempo and directional control throughout the entire stroke.

Key Features

Extended 38" counterbalanced build — reduces unwanted wrist action and promotes a repeatable, shoulder-driven stroke
Heavier head + dual tungsten weights (2 × 25 g) — increases head stability and twist resistance on off-centre strikes
Integrated 6061 aluminium sole plate — shifts mass to the perimeter and raises MOI for greater forgiveness in both strike and direction
17" non-tapered grip (136 g) + stiffer shaft — precisely counterbalances the heavier head for a calmer, more controlled feel at impact
Heel-toe black anodized aluminium inlay — improves alignment contrast and raises perimeter weighting for higher MOI
Chain-Link Face Milling on SCS insert — delivers softer sound, softer feel, and more consistent roll at impact
Available in right-hand and left-hand versions — universal fit for all players
Includes headcover — protects the putter head between rounds

Technology in Detail

Counterbalanced Long Design (38")

The Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design is engineered from the ground up as a counterbalanced putting system. At 38 inches in length, the extended shaft — combined with a heavier overall head weight — shifts the balance point higher up the club, encouraging the larger muscles of the shoulders and arms to take control of the stroke. The result is a natural suppression of unwanted wrist movement (often referred to as "quiet hands"), which leads to a more repeatable, pendulum-style motion. Golfers who struggle with inconsistent tempo or directional drift from excessive hand action will find this counterbalanced setup particularly beneficial for improving putting consistency round after round.

Dual Tungsten Weights (2 × 25 g)

At the heart of the Fastback 2 Long Design's stability is a pair of tungsten sole weights, each weighing 25 grams, positioned strategically within the head. Tungsten's exceptionally high density allows Scotty Cameron's designers to pack significant mass into a small physical footprint, placing that weight low and towards the perimeter of the head. This perimeter-biased mass distribution dramatically increases the putter's Moment of Inertia (MOI), meaning the head resists twisting far more effectively when contact is made away from the sweet spot. The heavier overall head weight also works in concert with the extended shaft and oversized grip to create the full counterbalanced system, giving the golfer a sense of planted, solid stability throughout the putting stroke.

6061 Aluminium Sole Plate

The integrated 6061 aluminium sole plate serves a dual purpose in the Fastback 2 Long Design. First and foremost, it acts as a mass-redistribution tool — aluminium is significantly lighter than the 303 stainless steel used for the main body, which means that by replacing portions of the sole with aluminium, Scotty Cameron's engineers can free up discretionary weight to be repositioned elsewhere (specifically into the heel and toe tungsten weights). This strategic redistribution pushes mass to the outermost edges of the head, expanding the effective hitting area and increasing the MOI. Secondly, the sole plate contributes to the overall aesthetic of the putter, giving the head a distinctive, purposeful look that signals its performance-oriented engineering intent.

Heel-Toe Inlay

The heel-toe inlay is a separately inserted component housed within the putter head, positioned at both the heel and the toe — the two outermost extremes of the head. In the Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design, this inlay is specifically a black anodized aluminium insert. It delivers two distinct advantages to the golfer. The first is improved alignment: the deep black colour of the anodized aluminium creates a striking visual contrast against the satin-finish stainless steel body of the putter, making it significantly easier to read the putter's orientation and align it accurately to the target line at address. The second advantage is enhanced perimeter weighting — by positioning material at the heel and toe, the effective MOI is further increased, reducing head rotation on putts struck away from the centre of the face and improving directional consistency across a wider range of contact points.

Chain-Link Face Milling

Chain-Link Face Milling is a specialised CNC-machined texture applied to the SCS (Studio Carbon Steel) face insert of the Fastback 2 Long Design, creating a fine, interlocking chain-like pattern across the striking surface. This precision milling pattern is not merely cosmetic — it has a direct and measurable effect on the quality of each putt. By reducing the total surface area that makes direct contact with the golf ball at the moment of impact, the Chain-Link texture produces a noticeably softer sound and a subjectively softer feel compared to a conventionally milled flat face. The reduced contact points, in combination with the inherent properties of the SCS insert material, give the impact sound a muted, refined quality that many golfers associate with premium, high-confidence putting. Beyond feel and sound, the Chain-Link milling also improves roll quality from the moment the ball leaves the face — independent sources and the manufacturer alike note that the texture helps reduce initial skid and promotes a truer, more consistent end-over-end roll, leading to more predictable ball speed and distance control on every putt.

17" Non-Tapered Grip (136 g) + Stiffer Shaft

The counterbalanced design philosophy of the Fastback 2 Long Design extends all the way to the grip and shaft specification. The 17-inch non-tapered grip, weighing 136 grams, is substantially heavier and longer than a conventional putter grip. This extra mass at the top of the club — combined with the stiffer shaft — raises the overall balance point of the putter and counteracts the heavier head weight, creating a system where neither end dominates the feel. The non-tapered profile ensures a consistent grip pressure can be maintained along the full length of both hands, reducing the tendency for the grip to involuntarily tighten or loosen during the stroke. Together, the oversized grip, extended length, and stiffer shaft create a unified counterbalanced system that promotes a calmer, more neutral sensation throughout the stroke and at impact — precisely the sensation that leads to better distance control and directional accuracy on the greens.

Specifications

Loft	3.5°
Lie	70°
Length	38"
Head Material	303 stainless steel
Offset	Full Shaft
Grip	17" Non-Tapered
Weights	2 × 25 g
Toe Flow*	Minimum

* Toe Flow refers to the degree to which the putter head naturally opens and closes (rotates around the shaft axis) during the putting stroke. A Minimum Toe Flow rating indicates that this putter is best suited to a straight-back, straight-through stroke path with very little rotational arc.

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