Themes: every release of a Scotty Cameron theme, on one page
Twelve Scotty Cameron themes, from Jackpot Johnny to the Masters: every release we track on one page, with what it has sold for and what's listed now.
Ask a Scotty Cameron collector what they collect and the answer is rarely "headcovers." It's "Jackpot Johnny," or "anything Hula Girl," or "every Masters cover since 2010." People collect by theme, and until now this site didn't let you.
We've always organized things by category and release year. That meant a run of Jackpot Johnny pieces ended up scattered across headcovers, pivot tools, apparel and accessories, with nothing tying them together. Themes fixes that.
What it is
A theme page gathers every piece we track for one recurring Cameron character or theme: headcovers, pivot tools, apparel, bags, grips, shaft bands and accessories, all in one place.
At the top you'll see how many items we track for that theme, the range they've sold for on eBay, and how many are listed right now. Below that, everything is grouped by category with what each piece has sold for. If you only want the headcovers, or only the pivot tools, one click filters the page down.
Each page finishes with the most valuable pieces in the theme, every live eBay listing across all of them, and links to the other themes.
The first twelve
Characters and places:
- Jackpot Johnny: 65 items, sold $72–$1,936
- Hula Girl: 54 items, sold $56–$2,500
- Las Vegas: 40 items, sold $49–$2,500
The majors:
- Masters: 43 items, sold $57–$980
- PGA Championship: 26 items, sold $70–$505
- U.S. Open: 41 items, sold $55–$896
- British Open: 49 items, sold $50–$423
Holidays:
- Cinco de Mayo: 65 items, sold $53–$1,872
- St. Patrick's Day: 34 items, sold $88–$380
- Mardi Gras: 37 items, sold $44–$790
- Halloween: 27 items, sold $87–$318
- Holiday: 43 items, sold $61–$421
Or see them all on the Themes page.
Where to find it
Themes has its own section in the menu on the website, with every theme listed and an All themes page. Item pages link to their theme too: open any Jackpot Johnny piece and you'll see a link to the full set. It's in the iOS app as well.
It's free, and there's nothing to sign up for.
How a piece ends up in a theme
We start from item names, then go through each theme by hand, adding pieces whose names don't give them away and taking out ones that only happen to share a word. It won't be perfect on day one. If you spot something missing, or something that doesn't belong, use the Feedback link in the menu and we'll sort it out.
Prices come from completed eBay sales we've recorded since 2007. As always, we're not affiliated with Scotty Cameron, Titleist or Acushnet.
