Scotty Cameron Super Select Newport 2 Plus Putter

Blade Putter

The Super Select Newport 2 Plus is Scotty Cameron's answer to a specific complaint. Plenty of players love the Newport 2 shape but want a little more head behind the ball. This is that putter. It takes the classic Newport 2 profile and stretches it, longer from heel to toe and a touch wider through the body, so you get a bigger footprint without walking away from the blade look Cameron built his name on.

That extra size does real work. A longer blade pushes weight toward the heel and toe, which steadies the face on strikes that miss the center. You still get the compact, honest feel of a milled blade, but with a bit more margin when your stroke isn't perfect. The 303 stainless steel body and deep-milled face give it that firm, clicky response Cameron putters are known for, and the sound tells you exactly where you hit it.

This is a 2024 model in the Super Select family, and it carries the line's dual tungsten sole weights. Those sit low and out toward the corners, lowering the center of gravity and tuning the swing weight to the length. The result is a putter that feels planted through the stroke without feeling heavy in your hands.

Design

The Newport 2 Plus is a full toe hang putter, which matters more than the cosmetics. Full toe hang means the face wants to open on the backswing and close through impact, so it rewards a stroke with a noticeable arc. If you release the putter and let it swing on a natural path, this head follows you. Force it to move straight back and straight through and you'll fight it. Cameron milled the face from the same block as the body and finished it in a soft satin that cuts glare in bright sun. There's no insert here, just steel on ball, so feedback runs straight up the shaft. The Plus keeps a single topline and a clean flange with no busy alignment graphics, which suits players who aim off the leading edge and the shaft rather than a set of lines. The stock Pistolini Plus grip pairs well with the added head weight and helps quiet the hands on short putts.

Who It's For

• You have an arc-based stroke and release the putter naturally through the ball.
• You like the Newport 2 look but want a larger head for a bit more stability on off-center hits.
• Firm, milled steel feel and sharp audio feedback are what you want from a putter, not a soft insert.
• You aim off the topline and shaft and don't rely on alignment lines to set up.
• Mid-to-low handicaps who value shape, feel, and feedback over maximum forgiveness.

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

What's the difference between the Newport 2 and the Newport 2 Plus?

The Plus is a larger version of the standard Newport 2. It's longer heel to toe and slightly wider through the body, which spreads weight out to the perimeter for more stability. Same blade DNA and full toe hang, just a bigger footprint behind the ball. If you like the Newport 2 but want a touch more forgiveness, the Plus is the move.

Does the Newport 2 Plus suit a straight-back-straight-through stroke?

Not really. It has full toe hang, which is built for an arc stroke where the face opens and closes through the swing. If your stroke is dead straight, you'll be happier with a face-balanced or near-face-balanced putter. Match the toe hang to how you actually swing it and this putter gets a lot easier to aim.

Does it have an alignment line?

No. The Plus keeps a clean topline and flange with no sightline or dot on the flange. It's built for players who aim off the leading edge and the shaft. If you rely on a line to set the face, that's worth knowing before you buy, though a Cameron custom order can add one.

What does the Newport 2 Plus feel like at impact?

Firm and clicky, the classic milled-steel Cameron response. The face is milled from 303 stainless with no insert, so you feel and hear exactly where you struck the ball. Center hits give a solid, muted click, and mishits sound thinner. Players who want soft, muffled feel usually prefer an insert putter instead.

What are the tungsten sole weights for?

The two tungsten weights sit low in the sole out toward the heel and toe. They lower the center of gravity and let Cameron dial in the swing weight for the head's length, so the putter feels balanced and planted through the stroke rather than heavy or whippy. They're stock and matched to the head at the factory.

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