SCOTTY CAMERON PROJECT C. L. N USPROTOTYPE NO. 2 PUTTER1997 READ STORY RARE
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:704207 | Brand: Scotty Cameron |
| Loft: 3.0 | Custom Bundle: No |
| Shaft Material: Steel | Model: SCOTTY CLN PROTOTYPE |
| Club Size: 36 inch | Modified Item: No |
| Club Type: Putter |
SUPER RARE--- BRAND NEW !! Make Sure You Read the History of this putter below and WHY it's such a collectable-------------Gripped Sealed in plastic
36 inch
This Club is Beautiful Rare and an ultimate Collectors Item--- and you need to know the story to realize this (read below) how Tiger Woods won the 1996 Disney Classic with this putter in incredible fashion...... his second Tour win Ever --
Read below:
YOU CAN'T FIND this putter Brand NEW!...!!!!!
This putter has been in a safe indoor spot for 22 years covered and is in pristine condition
TITLEIST SCOTTY CAMERON PROJECT C.L.N U.S.PROTOTYPE NO.2 PUTTER 1997 LIMITED USAThis Prototype Putter listed above is the replica of the putter used by TIGER Woods in the 1996 Disney Championship---This is amazing history....read below
The Amazing Story---Read Below
Tiger Woods won his second career PGA Tour title at the season ending Walt Disney Oldsmobile Classic on this day. The win came just two weeks after his first triumph at the Las Vegas Invitational.
Tiger’s sprint to the final where he had to take on a former U.S. Open Champion in Payne Stewart…and beat him. Woods long game was the ultimate test for Payne coming down the stretch. Stewart fired an impressive 67 but it wasn’t enough as Woods edged him by a stroke with a 66.
That gave the rookie a 21 under par 267 total to win a whopping $216, 000. That was enough to give Tiger a total of $734, 794 in his late season surge. That meant he reached the Top 30 on the money list on the 1996 year securing himself a spot on tour for the 1997 season.
While Woods and Stewart traded gems, rookie Taylor Smith found himself trailing the duo for most of the day. He actually sat tied with Woods by the end of the day with a birdie on the final hole of play.
Smith was the center of controversy when he was disqualified when his playing partner turned him in after the ninth hole for an illegal putter grip. Technically, the putter grip was flat on one side…violation of Rule 4-1c of the Rules of Golf. His playing partner Lennie Clements notified PGA Tour officials after the ninth hole.
Keep reading....
The $216, 000 winner's check earned Woods a spot in the lucrative Tour Championship the next week at Tulsa, Okla., where it was alleged that Woods also had been using a nonconforming putter. During the Oldsmobile Classic
Acting on an anonymous telephone tip, PGA Tour officials alerted Titleist on Monday of that week and set out to check Woods' equipment two days later on the eve of the tournament.
But before the inspection, Titleist representatives replaced Woods' putter with a similar - but conforming - Titleist model, according to Woods, his father, Earl, and Tour officials.
The putter in question was the Scotty Cameron C.L.N. Prototype 2.0 the one i'm selling above.....
So ids there a better story --Tiger's Second PGA Tour Win -- was with a questionable Scotty Cameron Putter Prototype #2 C.L.N. --- That's Crazy Cool Putter history!!!
36 inch
This Club is Beautiful Rare and an ultimate Collectors Item--- and you need to know the story to realize this (read below) how Tiger Woods won the 1996 Disney Classic with this putter in incredible fashion...... his second Tour win Ever --
Read below:
YOU CAN'T FIND this putter Brand NEW!...!!!!!
This putter has been in a safe indoor spot for 22 years covered and is in pristine condition
TITLEIST SCOTTY CAMERON PROJECT C.L.N U.S.PROTOTYPE NO.2 PUTTER 1997 LIMITED USAThis Prototype Putter listed above is the replica of the putter used by TIGER Woods in the 1996 Disney Championship---This is amazing history....read below
The Amazing Story---Read Below
Tiger Woods won his second career PGA Tour title at the season ending Walt Disney Oldsmobile Classic on this day. The win came just two weeks after his first triumph at the Las Vegas Invitational.
Tiger’s sprint to the final where he had to take on a former U.S. Open Champion in Payne Stewart…and beat him. Woods long game was the ultimate test for Payne coming down the stretch. Stewart fired an impressive 67 but it wasn’t enough as Woods edged him by a stroke with a 66.
That gave the rookie a 21 under par 267 total to win a whopping $216, 000. That was enough to give Tiger a total of $734, 794 in his late season surge. That meant he reached the Top 30 on the money list on the 1996 year securing himself a spot on tour for the 1997 season.
While Woods and Stewart traded gems, rookie Taylor Smith found himself trailing the duo for most of the day. He actually sat tied with Woods by the end of the day with a birdie on the final hole of play.
Smith was the center of controversy when he was disqualified when his playing partner turned him in after the ninth hole for an illegal putter grip. Technically, the putter grip was flat on one side…violation of Rule 4-1c of the Rules of Golf. His playing partner Lennie Clements notified PGA Tour officials after the ninth hole.
Keep reading....
The $216, 000 winner's check earned Woods a spot in the lucrative Tour Championship the next week at Tulsa, Okla., where it was alleged that Woods also had been using a nonconforming putter. During the Oldsmobile Classic
Acting on an anonymous telephone tip, PGA Tour officials alerted Titleist on Monday of that week and set out to check Woods' equipment two days later on the eve of the tournament.
But before the inspection, Titleist representatives replaced Woods' putter with a similar - but conforming - Titleist model, according to Woods, his father, Earl, and Tour officials.
The putter in question was the Scotty Cameron C.L.N. Prototype 2.0 the one i'm selling above.....
So ids there a better story --Tiger's Second PGA Tour Win -- was with a questionable Scotty Cameron Putter Prototype #2 C.L.N. --- That's Crazy Cool Putter history!!!
