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The Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe is a blade putter released in 2026. Its balance is full toe hang, which suits a strongly arcing stroke. Scotty Cameron publishes “Near Maximum” in its “Toe Flow” field; Stymie preserves that notation instead of converting it into degrees. It is built with 3.5° of loft, a 70° lie angle. The Studio Style Santa Fe uses a insert face (Studio Carbon Steel (SCS)), a flow neck, a 303 stainless steel head. It is offered in 33", 34", 35" lengths. The sole carries interchangeable weights. Manufacturer list price is $499. Every spec above was read from Scotty Cameron's own product page on scottycameron.com; anything that page does not publish is left blank here rather than filled in.
Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe specifications
14 of 17 specs published by Scotty Cameron
| Balance category | Full toe hang |
|---|---|
| Toe hang (degrees) | Not published in degrees |
| Manufacturer notation | Near Maximum (Scotty Cameron's "Toe Flow") |
| Suits stroke | Strong arc |
| Head shape | Blade |
| Neck / hosel | Flow neck |
| Face | Insert |
| Insert material | Studio Carbon Steel (SCS) |
| Head material | 303 stainless steel |
| Loft | 3.5° |
| Lie angle | 70° |
| Lengths | 33", 34", 35" |
| Head weight | — |
| Adjustable weights | Yes |
| Alignment aid | — |
| MSRP | $499.00 |
| Released | 2026 |
Where these specs come from. Every figure above was read from Scotty Cameron's official product page on scottycameron.com , except balance, msrp usd, face type, neck type, head shape, head weight g, year released, hero image url, insert material, toe hang degrees, adjustable weights, toe flow published as, which came from a different Scotty Cameron page. A dash in the table means Scotty Cameron does not publish that figure — Stymie leaves it blank instead of estimating. The balance shown is stated by the manufacturer.
Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe — frequently asked
What is the toe hang of the Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe?
Scotty Cameron publishes “Near Maximum” for the Studio Style Santa Fe under “Toe Flow.” Stymie lists its comparable balance category as full toe hang, which suits a strongly arcing stroke. The published wording is kept separate because it is not a degree figure.
What are the loft and lie of the Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe?
The Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe has 3.5° of loft and a 70° lie angle. Both figures come from Scotty Cameron's published specification for the stock build; a fitter can bend most putters a degree or two either way.
What lengths does the Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe come in?
Scotty Cameron lists the Studio Style Santa Fe in 33", 34", 35". Standard length for most adult golfers is 34"; going shorter tends to help players who set up with their eyes inside the ball.
Does the Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe have a milled face or an insert?
The Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe uses a insert face — Studio Carbon Steel (SCS). Milled faces generally feel and sound firmer at impact; inserts damp the strike and feel softer.
How much does the Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe cost?
Scotty Cameron lists the Studio Style Santa Fe at $499. Street price moves; check a retailer for what it is actually selling for today.
Other Scotty Cameron putters
Other full toe hang putters
Same balance, so they suit the same stroke — strong arc.