I think all the prices are on the Scotty Cameron website, or you can talk with them directly. I have not had a need to have my Scotty putters refurbished yet, but I would not send them to anyone else no matter what.

Had one done many years ago so I don’t remember the price (wasn’t cheap). Loved the results and it was worth every penny.

I think the price is over $300 now

$290.

There are a few threads here with Scotty and other businesses thats refurbish putters.

You can go to the cameron website and kind of kill out the process on there. It will ask you what you want done, from new shaft, lie angle checks to paint fill. When you are done it'll give you the cost!

Yup I looked it up..$290... better off buying a new putter...

I agree, you could just almost buy a new Scotty putter BUUUT if you have an old one that either has sentimental value or you simply love the look...it can be worth it.

Hi,
If your putter has noting special (i.e. gift from someone) I would consider to sell it.
There is a very good second hand market for Scotty Cameron.

I would buy a new one with the price receive from the selling plus the saving from not having it refurbish. Also, the new models are very interesting with the shorter hosel.

Best regards,

Stick with the Cameron website. They will handle it correctly. They can do so much, so be sure that you go through the entire process to see what they can provide. If it is an OTR putter, it might be better just to buy another one, but if you really like your current one, send it to Scotty!

I have an old beat up Studio Design 3.5 that I found several years ago at a garage sale. I love the design and the feel, so it's worth it for me to send it in for restoration. I paid the fee and I'm shipping to SC this week. I plan on it being in my bag full time after restoration. I'll post some photos when I have it back.