The Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Mid Sur is one of the more unusual and collectible models from the early-2000s Studio Stainless family. Originally introduced in 2003, the Mid Sur was designed as a belly-style putter and is similar in overall shape to the Newport, but with a longer and wider head profile for added stability. Scotty Cameron’s archive lists the model with a 375g head, 4° loft, 71° lie, 35″ length and milled 303 stainless steel construction.
The head has the clean Studio Stainless look with a bead-misted silver finish that reduces glare and gives the putter a soft, premium appearance at address. The back cavity features the classic Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless branding with coloured paint-fill dots, while the flange has a simple white sightline for clean alignment.
This model is fitted with a slightly longer midsize plumbing neck, giving it the recognisable Mid Sur setup. It is not a standard Newport neck and not a slant neck. The longer neck and heavier head give the putter a very stable feel, especially for players who like a heavier blade-style head.
This putter has the Mid Sur midsize plumbing neck.
It is a longer plumbing-neck style setup designed for the Mid Sur head. Scotty Cameron describes the Mid Sur as having a slightly longer midsize plumbing neck, a special Micro-Step shaft and two round grips in its original belly-putter configuration.
- Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Mid Sur
- 2003 archived Studio Stainless model
- Milled 303 stainless steel head
- Heavier 375g head weight
- Longer and wider Newport-style head shape
- Slightly longer midsize plumbing neck
- Single flange sightline
- Bead-misted stainless finish
- Classic Studio Stainless cavity graphics
- Titleist / Scotty Cameron branding
- Right-handed model
- Strong collector and player appeal
The Studio Stainless Mid Sur is more niche than a Newport or Newport 2, but it has collector appeal because of its heavier 375g head












