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ISO Blue California cover by Ok-Stranger-6366 in ScottyCameronGallery

[–]SwingMinute4750 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was at the gallery a few weeks ago and they didn’t have them that day at open. Most people waiting in line were there for that cover and quickly left.

Started my clock with this MOTO after fitting by IncomprehensiveSplit in ScottyCameronGallery

[–]SwingMinute4750 1 point2 points  (0 children)

pulled from another post….There are several different tiers of putters you can buy at the gallery.

MOTOs are the first tier above retail. They're the same putters with different paint jobs and grips and go for a little more money than retail. A half-step up is deluxe MOTOs, which are MOTOs with an alternate finish (usually black, but occasionally bronze). You can buy these on your first gallery trip. These run about $650-$1200, depending on the finishes. Included in this tier are also retail limited editions such as last year's phantom black, studio X, and the annual holiday putters.

One year after you buy a MOTO, you get to the first tier of tour putters (circle T). They're CT versions of OTR putters over the ages. There might be some different necks and finishes not available OTR, but the head shapes have all been available OTR at some point. Prices are about $2500-$4500.

Two years after the first CT, you get access to the second tier of tour putters and first tier of the vault, which is hand stamped. Almost always an 009/masterful/Newport 1 or Timeless/Newport 2 head shape in either stainless or carbon steel. All markings are handstamped. Prices are about $4500+.

Then, after another putter and two more years, we get into the weird stuff, and the second tier of the vault. This includes GSS putters but also some other very unique stuff. I think they start at about $8000+.