Scotty Cameron GoLo 7 Putter

High MOI Putter

The GoLo 7 is Scotty Cameron's answer to golfers who want mallet forgiveness without the boxy look most high-MOI putters carry. It came out in 2014 as part of the GoLo family, and it sits in that rounded, pebble-smooth shape that made the line recognizable. Where a lot of stability-first putters go square and industrial, this one keeps soft curves and a compact footprint that still frames the ball cleanly at address.

What makes it work is the material mix. Cameron built the GoLo bodies from lightweight 6061 aircraft aluminum and paired it with heavier 303 stainless steel components, pushing mass out to the edges. That redistribution is where the high MOI comes from. Off-center hits hold their line better than the size of the head would suggest, and the face-balanced setup keeps the putter square through a straight stroke.

This is a putter for the player who misreads the mallet category and assumes everything in it looks like a spaceship. The GoLo 7 gives you the stability of a mallet with a head shape that a blade player can actually stomach looking down at.

Design

The single sight line running across the crown is the whole alignment story here, and it's a good one. No dots, no wings, no busy graphics. You get one clean line to point at your target, which suits players who trust their eyes and don't want visual clutter fighting them over the ball. The rounded top edges and the way the aluminum body catches light give it that machined Cameron feel that separates it from cast mallets. Underneath, the GoLo 7 uses interchangeable sole weights, so the head weight can be tuned to green speed and shaft length. The aluminum-and-steel construction isn't just for MOI numbers. It also gives the putter a firmer, more responsive feel at impact than a fully milled steel mallet, which players who like feedback on strike quality tend to prefer.

Who It's For

• You want mallet-level stability but can't get comfortable over a large square head.
• Your stroke is fairly straight back and through, which pairs naturally with the face-balanced design.
• You align best with a single sight line and find dots and wings distracting.
• You miss slightly off-center often enough that forgiveness matters more than shot-shaping feel.

Technology

About Scotty Cameron

Scotty Cameron putters are CNC milled from a single block of steel in Carlsbad, California. The attention to detail in weight distribution, sole geometry, and face milling creates a feel that's considered the benchmark in professional golf.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Scotty Cameron GoLo 7 face balanced or does it have toe hang?

It's face balanced. That means the face stays pointing up when you balance the shaft on your finger, and it's the setup that suits a straight-back, straight-through stroke rather than a strong arc.

What is the GoLo 7 made of?

The body uses lightweight 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum combined with heavier 303 stainless steel components. That mix pulls weight to the perimeter for high MOI while keeping the overall head compact.

How is the GoLo 7 different from the GoLo 5?

Both come from the same 2014 rounded-mallet family, but the 7 is a slightly different head shape and alignment layout within the line. The GoLo 5 was the volume seller, while the 7 gives you the single sight line and its own take on the rounded profile.

Can you adjust the weight on the GoLo 7?

Yes. It uses interchangeable sole weights, so you can match the head weight to your green speeds and shaft length instead of being locked into one static setup.

Is the GoLo 7 a good putter for a blade player who wants more forgiveness?

It's one of the better options for that exact player. You get the off-center stability of a mallet, but the rounded, compact shape looks closer to a blade at address than most high-MOI putters, so the switch feels less jarring.

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