The 2019 My Girl will be available in extremely limited quantities on Friday November 8th at 12 pm ET, only on golftown.com.
Scotty Cameron is the lead when it comes to premium putters. No brand is more recognized or beloved, and so it is no surprise that when Scotty hits the market with a new version of My Girl, it captures a lot of attention. A limited-edition mallet putter with a small number finding their way to Golf Town on November 8 (online only, while supplies last), the 18th version of the My Girl sees Scotty embracing a floral theme with a design specifically for this model.
The Aesthetic
Flowers—beautiful flowers. That’s the look of this year’s version. Elegant hand-painted engraved flowers pop next to the black shaft. There’s also a mini-daisy flower milled on the topline for an alignment aid. Want to find the sweet spot? Make sure you connect with the flower power. It also include a Small Floral Matador grip.
This version of the My Girl is a stylized Phantom X 7.5 with a single low-bend Tour Black shaft. The Phantom X 7.5 offers a unique pairing of topline visibility and a dot alignment (in this case a flower), with elongated sightlines milled into the raised flange.
Who is it for?
The golfer who wants the best of everything—and loves standing out in their foursome. My Girl is a putter that turns heads with its inspired graphics and unique look. Who wants to hit their ball in the weeds when you can putt with the flower?
The 2019 My Girl will be available in extremely limited quantities on Friday November 8th at 12 pm ET, only on golftown.com. Retail is $1,099.99.
Hello everyone. I thought I had seen everything aimed at the female golfer. I have avoided pale pink, pale blue and even lilac shafts. I didn’t buy the cerise putter. I’ve just seen the My Girl Scotty Cameron putter – really, I mean really!! I’m just a regular woman – I bought the clubs that I could hit well – not the ones that go with the flowers on my golf skirt (I don’t have a golf skirt with flowers on). I bought a new Odyssey putter last week. I like it. It is probably intended for a man.
Scotty started doing this many years ago as a dedication to his daughter. It is purely a collectors item for Scotty Cameron enthusiasts.