I would just look at specs and go with a blade close to your current putter specs and most importantly something you gain confidence looking over I have found with my Scotty if I make any mistakes it is me not the putter and I will have this putter for the rest of my life which gives me huge confidence

They have a bunch of mid mallets fastback squareback etc

More unique styles would have to be purchased on eBay or similar. I get what you mean though; I play a Circa 62 #1 early release and a Laguna 1.5 custom shop.

If you have used 100 putters in your life just go to a local pro shop and grab the one that fits your eye.
Don't worry about it too much you will be on to 102 soon anyways.

Cheers,
Dr. K

Thanks for the input!!

Look at some of the older models of different is what you are after. The Circa 62 series is cool...so is the studio select series. I like the California Monterey best, but the Laguna is a cool different head that may fit your description. If money is no object then every Wed on Scottys website he releases 5 or so new creations that go fast around 11am est. Best of luck, send pic of your new flagstick when you pull the trigger on the model!

Well I think I’ve decided what I’m going to try to go with. An original Newport or Santa Fe. I know in my first post I said probably not a Newport, but after doing research I’ve narrowed it down to those two models, I definitely want an older model, solid without an insert or adjustable weights. Wish me luck!

I found the putter I’ve been dreaming about!! It’s an original Santa Fe in immaculate condition! It doesn’t have the original grip, but it has a Cameron grip, so I will probably try to find an original to put on it!!

The most important thing is the confidence that you get when you stand over a putt, the feel when the ball comes off the face. For me the look/feel are the most important, I have several SC's that I rotate between two mallets and three blades. Best of luck with the Santa Fe, that is a very nice putter.

As ive just had a fitting id really recommend one. I had my mind set on a Newport and ended up buying a Flowback. Much better suited to my putting stroke with the way the head is weighted evenly as opposed to toe weighted.