I’ve been buying, selling, and gaming Scotty Cameron putters for over a decade. I’ve owned everything from a beat-up Studio Stainless I found for $175 to a Circle T that cost me more than my first car. The question “how much are Scotty Cameron putters?” never gets a simple answer because it depends on three … Read more

If you’ve ever looked at a Scotty Cameron Champions Choice putter and wondered exactly how many exist, you’re not alone. I’ve spent years around these putters, buying, selling, and digging through forum threads – and the short truth is that Scotty Cameron has never published an official production count for any Champions Choice release. That … Read more

If you’ve been following the putter world, you know LAB (Lie Angle Balance) has generated serious buzz. The technology looks different, feels different, and claims to solve a fundamental issue with traditional putters. But the question that keeps coming up is simple: how many tour pros use lab putters? Not the hype, not the marketing — the … Read more

If you have been searching for a straight answer on how many Jet Set putters were made, you have probably run into the same wall I hit. Every article calls them “limited,” but nobody gives a number. I spent weeks digging through forums, talking to collectors, and studying past Scotty Cameron putter releases to piece … Read more

Yes, you can carry more than one putter in your golf bag. The official rule from the USGA and R&A (Rule 4.1b) states you are allowed up to 14 clubs total in your bag during a round. A putter counts as one club, just like any driver, iron, or wedge. So carrying two putters is … Read more

The short answer: 48 shot putters take part in the Olympic Games — 24 men and 24 women. World Athletics and the International Olympic Committee set this number. Since the 2020 Tokyo Games, the field size for each gender has been equal. Before that, Both men and women had 36 athletes each, but the total … Read more

Golf events use custom tee markers to turn a simple starting point into a powerful tool for branding, course identity, broadcast clarity, and sponsor revenue. Beyond looks, these markers fill regulatory, psychological, and operational needs that stock markers cannot handle. The Primary Drivers Behind Custom Markers Branding and Course Identity Every event wants to feel … Read more

No. You can only use a tee in the teeing area of the hole you are playing. Every other part of the course, fairway, rough, bunker, penalty area, and green, requires you to play the ball as it lies, directly from the ground. This rule is not a suggestion. It is a core part of … Read more

You have probably noticed that golf tees come in several different lengths. You might have wondered why you need more than one size. The answer is simple: every golf club has a different face height, a different sweet spot location, and a different way it should hit the ball. The right tee length puts the … Read more