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Gold’s Factory Putter Tune Up: Black Edition Cameron’s

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  • Posted on: March 1st, 2010 by: Tourspecgolfer

Putter Guru and Master CraftsmanMasayuki Sasaya of Gold's Factory has had his hands full recently enhancing other putter companies products.  He has been working on many Odyssey, Scotty Cameron, and Bettinardi Putters working miracles and improving performance and aesthetics for the player. 

In this blog post I wanted to highlight some of the recent Black Edition Scotty Cameron Putters he has been working on. Not only does he add sight lines or floating slits and REAL tungsten weights but he also changes the location of center shaft putters, removes and adds engravings as well as create custom tools to allow the golfer to adjust weighting on their own.

Click "Read More" below to see the various models in this line up and the improvements added.

There are several other companies in the U.S and Japan that do custom tune up work but not nearly at the same level and quality that Master Sasaya does and that is why professional golfers from both the PGA Tour & JPGA Tour's have their putters tuned by him. Without mentioning any names one of Japan's top superstars is sporting a customized putter on the PGA Tour even as recently as last week, It's even cooler that Master Sasaya charges them the exact same amount that TourSpecGolf charges it's customers for these tune up services.

Above:Scotty Cameron Newport 2 with Black Teflon Finish and floating slit line added. The Teflon Finish makes both forged and SUS303 putters feel more responsive yet muted.


Above:An image of another Newport 2 putter that also has the Teflon Black Finish but features REAL Tungsten weights. Many may not know this but the weights in the original OEM version are not made of Tungsten and Master Sasaya has custom crafted real Tungsten weights to replace the steel weights, he has also produced a tool to change the weights out yourself.

Above: A Studio Select Newport model with Black Teflon and real tungsten weights added.

Above:Master Sasaya removed the original shaft and filled the hole then re welded a center shaft to the optimal location and re adjusted the weighting to create an even better balance than the standard version. The putter was finished off in a durable Black Teflon.

Above:A Cameron Square back #1 is modified with a custom welded center shaft and black Teflon finish. Notice the craftsmanship and attention to detail in all aspects of the modification.

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  1. ron
    March 22, 2010

    Your Message those look like REAL custom putters , not that chinese crap cameron mass produces fr the public.

  2. stanley
    March 30, 2010

    Wow, that look awesome! Can you guys do this to my cameron?

  3. Tourspecgolfer
    March 30, 2010

    @stanley:

    Of course and much more. The quality of the customization is second to none. It cost a bit more but you get what you pay for in terms of finish, custom CNC work and balance.

    Email or PM us if interested.

  4. stanley
    March 31, 2010

    Your Message@Tourspecgolfer:
    @Tourspecgolfer:

    I’m new to this site. I’m not sure how to PM and I’ve sent a couple of emails through this site before, but I never got a response. Maybe I’m dong it wrong. Please let me know what’s the best way to get a hold of you.

  5. Ricky Babineaux
    January 10, 2012

    I am very interested in having 2-4 of my Scotty Cameron’s reworked with the Black
    Teflon coating.
    Please give me an idea of cost and turn around time. All my putters are without dings.
    Thank you,
    Ricky Babineaux

  6. Connor
    July 19, 2012

    this would be an awsome for my putter!!!! any ball park figure of how much it would cost? would be greatly appreciated as i am SURE it is worth it.

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