Tiger Woods: Image of famous Scotty Cameron shows incredible strike
Tiger Woods' famous Scotty Cameron Newport 2 has been in the bag for 15 majors. This picture proves how many putts he has hit out of the middle.
When Tiger Woods looks back on his career after he finally calls it a day there is one club he will likely appreciate the most.
We are talking about, of course, his famed Scotty Cameron Newport 2. That little puppy has been in the bag for 15 major championship wins.
While it's unsure to know exactly how many putts he's hit with this when you take into account his practise, it's definitely a lot.
Thousands for sure. Millions? Er, probably. Woods, in his hey day, practised harder and longer than anyone else. That much is evident.
This great, up-close image of Woods' ELDER WAND showcases the consistency of his strike. Straight out of the middle. Every time.
It's a sleek, slender blade and now it has become synonymous with Woods' career. Think Scotty Cameron you think Tiger. Old faithful.
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Just take a look at this
People talk all the time and show Tiger Woods clubs to prove ball striking…
This putter might be the most shocking… how many putts does this take? pic.twitter.com/xN9qKfbg7B— Lurch (@BarstoolLurch) January 17, 2022
It has been reported that for years and years Woods, now 46, has kept backups of his favourite putter.
Those have crept into the public domain and sold for simply mind-boggling figures.
The putter was thrust into the limelight in 2000 where he dominated the sport and obliterated every tournament.
It was rumoured Scotty Cameron only made two or three back ups per year and not many are in existence.
Heaven knows how much the real Scotty Cameron Newport 2 is worth. A 2002 replica sold for $393,300.
At this price for a replica, it's certainly not hard to think Woods' real one is worth millions.
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