Two Titleist Scotty Cameron Studio Select Putters

The Studio Select line is the result of Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Putter research and their drive to create a putter collection with the finest technical performance and incredible overall feel. The precision milled 303 Stainless Steel Newport putters feature an improved high toe profile and heel and toe circular sole weights that allow for numerous length options in each model.

The circular heel-toe weights provide amplified stability by reducing head rotation on off-centre impacts for a larger sweet spot. The factory adjustable weights are set to provide the proper headweight-to-shaft length combination. The improved high toe profile of the Studio Select Putters feature a stepless shaft for a clean look and offer a soft but solid feel and are equipped a new Scotty Cameron red cord grip.

Obviously you never wish ill on anyone, but I'm delighted to have won here this afternoon and put in a good solid round to put the pressure on everyone else. The world rankings are a reflection of how you've been playing and this year I hadn't really been producing the results.

Another is Scotty Cameron Putter features the Studio Select 3-point weighting system and thick face for deep CG, creating a balanced putter that is stable throughout the stroke for forgiveness and great roll. It is precision milled from 6061 aircraft aluminum and has a clean, misted topline along with high-contrast sight lines making alignment easy.

By the way, I will tell you a golf tips. If your distance control is good on lag putts, you should leave yourself a lot of short second putts. And if you're confident making 3- to 5-foot putts, you'll definitely save some shots and lower your scores.

To drain more short putts, lower your scores and boost your confidence, try this simple drill: Take five balls and try to make five in a row from four different points around the hole. It might take you a while the first time you try it, but if you stick with the drill, you'll gain confidence that you can make those "knee knockers" the next time you play.

Once you get really good at this drill, move back a foot or two and challenge yourself. One of the reasons the Tour pros rarely miss from this distance is that they practice these putts a lot. You should too!!