Any reputable Titleist account that has a repair shop can bend lies/lofts. I recently had all my irons calibrated (bent to meet specs +1 degree strong) and my Scotty -1*, at my local shop. They are Titleist certified. Minimal charge. Took them less than five minutes to do the Scotty. I have them check all my clubs it at least once a year.

yes if it was a normal scotty but it is a tour release shaft and head so all the ones in the uk I have talked to have said no not possible so was just asking I know the scotty shop can but that means sending it back to the states !

You might be able to contact via email the Cameron shop to find if the information in the UK is accurate. And then confirm, if true, can the shop make the adjustment for you?

If it involves a complete rebuild, then if you can supply lie, length, and grip recommendation from the SAM session.

This could get expensive, even more than the overseas shipping. Good luck.

Sounds like they don't want the liabilty if they break it not that they can't.

I think Jason S is on to something. If they break a tour putter it would be very costly. Maybe you could tell them you will assume the risk and not hold them responsible if it breaks. As long as you’re only bending a degree it two you should be all right. I’ll confess, I’ve had a couple of Scotty’s bent for lie and I held my breath until they were done.

Pretty sure it’s like $45 to ship it to Scotty and have them do it if you don’t do any other stuff (I don’t think I could send it off without getting a new headcover, lol) but any reputable Titleist vendor can do it while you wait.

You might contact Vokey wedge works customer service and see what they recommend. I have contacted them on occasions and they are very helpful. It might be worth the cost of a phone call. They will let you know if it is possible or not.

Phone: 888-305-0582
(toll free in the U.S.)

I would take it to the Scotty Cameron Shop in Encinitas Calfornia and they will do it at no cost. Best to let someone do it on a Scotty Cameron Loft/Lie Bending tool...

IMHO, Chris