Refurbish Putter

RE: Refurbish Putter

BHershman — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 02:31:26 GMT

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marshall said:
As an off the rack putter, there is zero value to doing it at the custom shop. Remember, BOS did the finish on many old cameron putters (not this one) and they refinish for around $100 and come out looking new. Use the shop if you are doing a tour putter, but off the rack, use the one you like best.

As the old joke goes, take your car to Earl Scheib or to a professional for a paint job. It's your choice and a big difference. Any Scotty is an investment.

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Not really, you can find these in near new condition for less than the cost of sending it to the Customer Shop.

RE: Refurbish Putter

Chuck Zirkle — Wed, 10 Dec 2025 16:07:34 GMT

[quote user="marshall "]As an off the rack putter, there is zero value to doing it at the custom shop. Remember, BOS did the finish on many old cameron putters (not this one) and they refinish for around $100 and come out looking new. Use the shop if you are doing a tour putter, but off the rack, use the one you like best.

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As the old joke goes, take your car to Earl Scheib or to a professional for a paint job. It's your choice and a big difference. Any Scotty is an investment.

RE: Refurbish Putter

MJ — Tue, 09 Dec 2025 15:43:49 GMT

As an off the rack putter, there is zero value to doing it at the custom shop. Remember, BOS did the finish on many old cameron putters (not this one) and they refinish for around $100 and come out looking new. Use the shop if you are doing a tour putter, but off the rack, use the one you like best.

RE: Refurbish Putter

RGarris — Sun, 26 Oct 2025 21:29:17 GMT

Send it to Scotty and pay to keep it original as possible. They can get the weight right

RE: Refurbish Putter

Robby P — Tue, 21 Oct 2025 12:54:53 GMT

[quote user="Dale V"]It will be pricey but I suggest doing it right and sending it back to Scotty’s customer shop. It will hold its value much better if done by them.

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I second this. I have had 2 putters redone by Scotty and they really are the only way I would get a putter refinished going forward. Actually went out and bought a backup and they are reworking that one now for me. There may be cheaper options out there, but you can fully customize however you want or just take it back to original.

RE: Refurbish Putter

Stove_N — Wed, 10 Sep 2025 08:27:17 GMT

Othe places, but not via scotty's spa

RE: Refurbish Putter

John B — Sat, 23 Aug 2025 03:15:39 GMT

Can you get the face re-milled Without going through a full restoration? If so, I can’t find it anywhere on the website. Thanks and cheers.

RE: Refurbish Putter

Steve M — Fri, 02 May 2025 18:15:15 GMT

I sent my old putter bad for a "spa" day and it came back BETTER than the high standards that I had already put on it. I hadn't realized how smooth the face had become until I ran a finger over the remilled face.

It's not inexpensive, but you get the putter back in similar shape to when it was new.

Steve

RE: Refurbish Putter

Chris92009 — Wed, 30 Apr 2025 10:53:09 GMT

The best place and only way to keep your authentic putter is to send it to ScottyCameron.com spa!

it is around $300 + +

Grips, shaft rings, headcovers, new colors on your putter, re-milling...all can be done!!

Cheers

RE: Refurbish Putter

BHershman — Thu, 20 Mar 2025 15:00:45 GMT

Head to the website, choose your model of putter, then choose "add restoration" ($325). There are also quite a few 3rd party restorers/customizers that are less expensive and do amazing work. NorCal and BOS are two of the biggest.

www.scottycameron.com/.../

RE: Refurbish Putter

DK — Fri, 14 Mar 2025 16:04:40 GMT

Do it right or don't do it

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Brock — Fri, 14 Mar 2025 00:50:15 GMT

Go to Scotty Cameron website, "customize" and then complete the process for restoration. Won't be cheap, but it will be done right and you can get some cool custom bits to go along with it.

RE: Refurbish Putter

Dale V — Thu, 13 Mar 2025 19:50:11 GMT

It will be pricey but I suggest doing it right and sending it back to Scotty’s customer shop. It will hold its value much better if done by them.