Offered here is a late 1990's Scotty Cameron "S. Cameron" Tour Coronado with T stamp on face and rare S. Cameron stamping. Part of the "deep South" collection!

Vog says: This Coronado Tour is an example of why I love when one hits the market. Scotty could do so much with the Coronado head. He could make it a bit squarer. He could shape it and look even more rounded. He could weld different neck to produce different performance or looks. This, being a S. Cameron (perhaps a putter stamped because Scotty hand worked it), caught my attention. Is it a "true" S. Cameron? Well, it's clearly a Coronado Two head as opposed to a Coronado head-it has the curved transition from the back line to the flange. Yet it does not have a Coronado Two neck. In looking at the neck, there's an unusual blend of the neck to the head on the face side, and on the back there is a mill line across the top of the head at the base of the neck. I have never seen a lot of this. In addition, if you look at the profile of the heel, it seems just more "pointy" that a stock Coronado Two head. What does all this mean? I would consider this a true S. Cameron-it's been shaped ever so slightly and it has a welded neck with a lot of work to create a clean weld.

Condition is 8.5 out of 10 with oil can finish that has some wear, cord grip, black flag Cameron headcover, 33.5" length 

Certificate of Authenticity from Scotty Cameron