Oil Can Napa

Part of: Napa

The Napa is a traditional heel-shafted blade with flange and pronounced toe flow for the most swinging gate effect of all the models. Scotty has made several handmade versions of the Napa, but it was never put into production until his affiliation with Titleist. Today, Scotty continues to refine its shape for many notable players on the PGA Tour.

Oil Can Napa
Photo: Scotty Cameron / Acushnet Company, used with attribution
Photo: Scotty Cameron / Acushnet Company, used with attribution
Photo: Scotty Cameron / Acushnet Company, used with attribution
Photo: Scotty Cameron / Acushnet Company, used with attribution
Photo: Scotty Cameron / Acushnet Company, used with attribution
Photo: Scotty Cameron / Acushnet Company, used with attribution
Identification
Brand’s nameOil Can Napa
FamilyOil Can Classics
Official pagehttps://www.scottycameron.com/archives/putters/1999/oil-can-classics/napa/

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In the COA registry

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No piece in Cameron’s registry is recorded as Oil Can Napa yet. It lists 735 Napa putters, 175 of them Circle T tour issues. A random few, fresh each visit.

  1. View not labelled View not labelled A001553 Issued about 2005 2004 Holiday Third in the Holiday series. 2004 edition is a Black Pearl Napa. FamilyNapa ModelNapa FinishBlack Pearl Issuedabout 2005
  2. A012534 Prototype Issued about 2008 Napa Tour Prototype Made for the tour prototype Napa in a pro platinum finish. 1 of 100 pieces made in 1997. FamilyNapa ModelNapa FinishPro Platinum Issuedabout 2008
  3. A017718 Circle T Issued about 2010 Napa Tour Made for the tour Napa in a black oxide finish at 350g with a jester stamp, a scotty dog, a SCM crown, a crowned smiley face and a circle T stamp. FamilyNapa ModelNapa FinishBlack Oxide Weight350 g Issuedabout 2010

Variants (2)

Photo ID Colourway Shape Dexterity Construction Tier Release
1998 PTV#3311 1998 Standard RH Other Retail · 1998
1999 PTV#1415 1999 Standard RH Other Retail · 1999

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