Scotty Cameron Monoblok 6.5 Limited Edition

LIMITED RELEASE
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SCOTTY CAMERON MONOBLOK
With a passion for creating putters that perform at golf’s highest levels, Scotty Cameron introduces the new MONOBLOK 6 and MONOBLOK 6.5 putters. Inspired by the continued success of professionals playing GOLO putters on the worldwide tours, these rounded mallets are reminiscent of GOLO designs, yet offer a new, sought-after head size in two, purpose-specific neck and shaft configurations. Like the iconic automotive wheel crafted from a single block of metal, Scotty named these putters MONOBLOK to celebrate his tradition of milling putters from solid 303 stainless steel.

MONOBLOK 6.5

With the same dimensions as the MONOBLOK 6, Scotty’s new MONOBLOK 6.5 was designed with a small slant or “jet” neck for players who favor a putting stroke with the more arcing toe flow properties of a blade putter. The key to maintaining the same size, shape and overall head weight with a different neck is the integrated sole plate. Precision milled from 6061 aircraft aluminum and lightly misted with clear anodisation, this engineered component allows the solid stainless steel to be distributed properly to the putter head’s perimeter for increased MOI, balance and feel. The limited release MONOBLOK 6.5 has a solid face, misted stainless steel finish, adjustable performance balanced stainless steel sole weighting and includes a Pistolero Plus grip and a MONOBLOK headcover. A small number of left-handed MONOBLOK 6.5 putters will also be offered.

MULTI-MATERIAL CONSTRUCTION

The MONOBLOK 6.5 extends Scotty Cameron’s proven construction methodology of incorporating complementary materials to achieve desired performance characteristics. This model employs a precision milled 6061 aircraft grade aluminium sole plate expertly designed into the 303 stainless steel putter head for higher MOI, optimal weight distribution, superior balance and excellent feel.

JET NECK DESIGN

The MONOBLOK 6.5 features a refined jet neck that lays back slightly and employs a seamless shaft-over spud design for an uninterrupted view of the ball from address with nearly one shaft of offset in a configuration that encourages a more arcing stroke path.