Yellow Studio Design In 2001 the Studio Design line of putters was launched and with them came the sensational new Screaming Yellow headcover. These covers really made a splash and were featured in golf magazines as well as PGA players’ bags. This unmistakable yellow cover featured an all new accessory called the pivot tool, which Scotty designed to better care for the greens.

She dances the hula. She rides the waves of Waikiki. The 2008 Hula Girl does it all with the style and grace befitting an island girl. Commemorate the beginning of the new Tour season with the first headcover of the year, Scottys much-anticipated Hula Girl.

For 2009, Club Cameron received an updated look starting with Scottys new "King of Clubs" logo in screaming yellow. The 2009 Club Cameron headcover is accompanied by a Club Cameron T Shirt, pivot tool, lapel pin and sticker to complete the membership kit.

As anticipated, Scotty delivered again in 2007 with this Hawaiian headcover, complete with dancing Hula Girls and a Cameron-themed Polynesian Tiki mask on pineapple-colored ultra-leather with dark green fur. This dancing Hula Girl is expertly embroidered in her green grass skirt, coconut bikini (100 pieces have one Hula Girl covering up where coconuts should be), and pink flower leis alongside a fierce Cameron Tiki mask (to ward off three-putts, of course).

For Scottys Studio Select putter line, introduced in 2008, he designed an industrial, yet elegant, headcover with his now-familiar Cherry Dot motif.

Dancing Club Cameron logos adorn this royal blue headcover which was part of the 2007 Club Cameron welcome kit along with a matching golf towel, Club Cameron member hat, sticker and lapel pin.

Blending the heritage of classic putter design with innovative new theories, Scotty Camerons Circa 62 line has roots in the early Handmade, Classic, and Scottsman families. The headcover extends this tradition with old school, 60s styling with the 62 signifying the year Scotty was born.

Each year Scotty travels to Hawaii to kickoff the new Tour season. In 2004 he started a tradition of stuffing new headcovers into the lockers of loyal Cameron putter users as a thank you and a surprise for the players. Well, what started as a little putter-maker fun has turned into one of the most expected traditions on Tour. If Scotty shows up without a Hawaiian-themed headcover, hes definitely going to hear about it in the clubhouse. The 2006 headcover features an exquisitely detailed Hula Girl doing a little dance with her ukulele.

Grab three cherry bombs off the new Studio Select line, top them off with a crown, and youve got yourself the "King of Clubs". Part of the 2008 Club Cameron kit which included this dramatic headcover, a visor, license plate frame, sticker and lapel pin, this headcover carries forward the tradition of Club Cameron.