Does this look legit?

bosevelt · March 30, 2015

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321707414031?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

TPDawnPatrol · March 30, 2015

Looks like who ever did the Titleist engraving in the back cavity had a few too many beforehand.

gioguy21 · March 30, 2015

um...how about how effed up the neck/hosel is?

finchi5 · March 30, 2015

Look totally legit to me. The titleist is stamped and not engraved. I've even seen double stamps on these - which I would call a fault but they still seem to go for big bucks. It's probably about right for the money as well.

finchi5 · March 30, 2015

[quote name='finchi5' timestamp='1427737718' post='11246159']Look totally legit to me. The titleist is stamped and not engraved. I've even seen double stamps on these - which I would call a fault but they still seem to go for big bucks. It's probably about right for the money as well.[/quote][attachment=2686183:ImageUploadedByGolfWRX Mobile1427737792.763086.jpg]
Not too dissimilar to this that a friend of mine owns. The soundslot makes it quite distinctive

DeCuchi · March 30, 2015

Looks legit to me. Stamped as mentioned earlier, and the plumbers neck looks like the mil spec notch. Meant to make lie adjustments easier.

Arizonalefty59 · March 30, 2015

Legit, but the beauty is in the eye of the beholder...........

T-MAC · March 30, 2015

Legit. First Gen Mil Spec headshape with Tour stamping. Decent face milling. Not a bad price, but I swore I would never buy another putter with initials on it (unless they were my initials).

ballana · March 30, 2015

I do like the look of a grip that's been blacked out using a sharpie! Everything does look legit, but at the same time, I may be wrong but it all seems mismatched between shaft band, head cover and grip?

linkerpan · March 30, 2015

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Legit. First Gen Mil Spec headshape with Tour stamping. Decent face milling. Not a bad price, but I swore I would never buy another putter with initials on it (unless they were my initials).
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Now I feel a great story coming after that comment. Can you share?

bosevelt · March 30, 2015

Does the sound slot look too long? I notice on the 009s they are much shorter, only the length of the cavity.

T-MAC · March 31, 2015

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[quote name='T-MAC' timestamp='1427741256' post='11246701']
Legit. First Gen Mil Spec headshape with Tour stamping. Decent face milling. Not a bad price, but I swore I would never buy another putter with initials on it (unless they were my initials).
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Now I feel a great story coming after that comment. Can you share?
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I bought an older Cameron Select several years back that had the guys nickname stamped on the toe (BAGS). It was a decent price and the guy told me if I didn't like the initials I could just have them welded over, or I could remove the paint and that would make them much less noticeable. Well, I removed the paint and they (of course) were still very noticeable. I checked with the custom shop and it was something like 100.00 to weld over the initials, but then you also had to have the entire putter refinished for an additional 200.00 or so. I didn't think the initials would bother me that much, but the truth was, they bugged the snot out of me. I always felt like I was gaming someone else's putter. Plus, it's much harder to sell a putter with initials (as I've found out). So, I still have the putter to this day which just sits and collects dust.
From then on, I swore that I would never buy another putter with someone else's name on it.
Unless the name was "Tiger Woods".

SubaruWRX · March 31, 2015

I wouldn't buy any Cameron CT putter without the COA. And sellers should all have one IMO with a putter like that, especially when selling. It could only bring in more money.