Scotty Cameron Xperimental Squareback 2 and Fastback 2 putters

Advantages and disadvantages

✅ Premium steel gray PVD finish is glare resistant and durable.
✅ Advanced studio carbon steel chain link insert provides a soft, responsive feel with instant roll
✅ Parallel sight lines and cherry red translucent dots increase confidence on short and medium distance putts
✅ Custom graphite shaft and balanced weight distribution provide extra stability and a refined feel during the stroke
❌ Slightly heavier and balanced, which will be a change for those switching from standard length putters or lighter heads
❌ Strong arc required in stroke due to plumber’s neck; not ideal for straight-back, straight-through putters
❌ The price is high as a limited edition release

Scotty Cameron Xperimental Squareback 2 Putter Review and Specs

The Squareback 2 is a compact hammer shape favored by tour players and is being launched in the limited edition Xperimental version.

The putter features a Steel Gray PVD finish and a black SCS chain-link face insert for a stunning look in the short-term version of the popular model.

The Squareback 2 design features a multi-material construction of stainless steel and an aluminum sole and features an I-beam plumber’s neck that promotes a toe hang setup and is ideal for arcing putting strokes.

The Plumber’s neck also promotes a blade-like swing with the stability of a hammer, making it an ideal model for golfers looking for feedback, control and forgiveness on the green.

Scotty Cameron’s Squareback 2 limited edition putter also features a custom graphite shaft that helps balance weight distribution for a solid and crisp feel at impact for the slightly heavier head.

Parallel sight lines and red translucent dots help with alignment and confidence when positioning, especially on short and mid-range putts.

Scotty Cameron Xperimental Fastback 2 Putter Review and Specs

The Fastback 2 is the plumber’s neck version of the model, with this arrangement previously only seen in prototypes.

As a result, the Xperimental version has a neck design preferred by professionals and has notable toe hang for arc-style putters.

Like the Squareback 2, it features a Steel Gray PVD finish, a black Studio Carbon Steel chain-link face insert and a multi-material construction of stainless steel body and aluminum sole.

The Xperimental putter also features a custom graphite shaft that results in precise and balanced weight distribution for feel, stability and roll-on putts.

The Fastback 2’s refined profile and perpendicular neck configuration are built for compact hammer enthusiasts, while the parallel sight lines aid alignment on putting greens.

Scotty Cameron Xperimental Limited Edition Putters Review: Are They Any Good?

Scotty Cameron has come up with two more Xperimental Limited putters that offer value for money – not just because of the sleek Steel Gray PVD finish, but also because of the performance.

The Squareback 2 offers a stable mid-mallet design that is ideal for bow-struck golfers who want blade-like feedback combined with mallet stability.

The Fastback 2 has a newly introduced plumber’s neck hose for the first time and is therefore also suitable for arc-like strokes and something that we have not had before.

Both provide a stable stroke feel, with the balanced setup ensuring consistency and stability throughout the stroke, reducing unwanted hand or wrist movements.​