I bent my Scotty Cameron putter at the hozzle slightly. Can this be repaired somehow?

aim further right than you think.

at the "hozzle", huh? dayum, son.

No worries, though. Take it to a golfshop. They can heat it up and/or bent it back for ya.

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[This message has been edited by TxAginAz (edited 9/17/2009 1:04p).]

If you only play bent grass greens, the two bends will offset and it will roll straight.

Can the problem be fixed? Yes

http://www.angermgmt.com/

For $145 you can send it to Scotty and get a full restoration. I want to do this to mine someday, but that's a little steep for me.

From www.scottycameron.com

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Restoration involves stripping your putter’s finish, removing minor scratches, dents and dings, re-milling the face and returning the putter to its original, like-new condition with a restored finish and paintfill. Additionally, we will install a new shaft and grip, make loft, lie and length adjustments per your request (within reason). This process takes approximately 45 days at the Scotty Cameron Custom Shop.

The Custom Shop can also stamp initials and special Custom Shop logos, apply a variety of paintfill options, create additional sight dots and sight lines, add a new grip and/or headcover, restore your putter with an optional Pro Platinum finish, add extra weight (on applicable models), as well as authenticate your putter.

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I think that sounds like a sweat deal if you Scotty needs work.

I bent my Scotty Santa Fe at the hosel back in high school by tossing the ball up and taking a baseball swing with it (out of frustration). I sent it in and they fixed it pretty quickly. I don't really remember the price.

Yeah CO, what I really meant was that it was a little steep for my personal budget right now.

I don't think it's unreasonable at all, especially when many models are going for $500-1000.

Thanks for the replies. I'll take it to a pro shop and see what they say. If that doesn't work I'll send it back to the factory. If I do it again I'll look into the anger management thing .

Broke mine over my back last summer...took almost 8 months and a pretty penny when i sent it back to cameron hence nomore club breaking for me

I sent two of my Cameron putters to the Custom Shop recently and was blown away by the job they did to both of them. I've got a couple of Cameron 009s (the tour putters), but I can tell you it'll be hard to keep the two OTRs I've got on the sidelines at this point.

I'll have to post some pics when I get home. It's a bit pricey, but send them to the Custom Shop is well worth the money.

I can also vouch for the Scotty Cameron restoration shop. I had a Newport with an oil can finish that I let rust up pretty good over the years (I had lost the headcover). I sent it to them and was floored with what they did. Looked completely brand new. Even had them add a sight line. It was a little pricey being about $150-175 but it's like a getting a brand new putter. However it did take them about 3-4 weeks with mine. But if yours is just a bent hosle I'm sure it'd be a little quicker.

i agree with the quality of the cameron shop. in fact, i had a discussion with a few course pros and we all think they dont actually send the same one back. we think they just send you a new one, we figured they probably have a few hundred laying around and its way easier than repairing each beat up putter as they come in.

no. its ruined. ill buy it for 10 bucks.......