MGI Golf Launches MGI Custom Studio, First-of-Its-Kind Personalization to Electric Caddies

admin — Wed, 27 May 2026 23:36:32 +0000

New digital experience enables over 800 unique configurations of the Zip Navigator All Terrain

Las Vegas, Nev. – MGI Golf, global leader in technology for the walking golfer and maker of America’s No. 1 electric golf caddy, proudly introduces MGI Custom Studio, an industry-first color customization experience that allows golfers to fully personalize their electric caddy.

Exclusively available on the Zip Navigator All Terrain, MGI Custom Studio offers a breakthrough in a category previously defined by uniform designs. Golfers can now move beyond the standard electric caddy design to create a caddy that reflects their individual style and personality.

The MGI Custom Studio provides an intuitive, real-time online builder that allows for over 800 unique configurations. Golfers can mix and match components across seven distinct colorways to create a “one-of-one” caddy.

Customization Highlights:

5 Frame Colorways: Vegas Gold, Navy Blue, Pearl White, Passion Pink, Matte Black
6 Wheel Insert Colorways: Vegas Gold, Navy Blue, Woodland Camo, Pearl White, Passion Pink, Matte Black
4 Wheel Rim Colorways: Vegas Gold, Passion Pink, Matte Black, X5 Green
6 Speed Dial Colorways: Vegas Gold, Navy Blue, Ranger Green, Pearl White, Passion Pink, Matte Black
4 Customizable Components: Frame, Speed Dials, Wheel Rims, and Wheel Inserts
Seamless Ordering: Design and purchase directly through com

“Golfers today want performance and score improving equipment, however they want products that reflect who they are,” said Miranda Turner, CEO of MGI Golf Inc. “With MGI Custom Studio, we are giving players the freedom to express their individuality without compromising on the best-in-class technology that defines our MGI brand. This is more than customization – it’s about standing out, owning your style, and redefining what it means to walk the course.”

MGI Custom Studio enables golfers to design a caddy that reflects their personal style without sacrificing performance. Through an intuitive online builder, users can mix and match colors across multiple components to create a one-of-one product.

The platform is built upon the Zip Navigator All Terrain, the best-selling electric caddy in the U.S. market. This model is renowned for its rugged reliability and advanced features, including:

Patented Gyroscope Straight Tracker: Automatically keeps the caddy on track across any terrain.
Downhill Speed Control: Maintains a constant speed on steep descents for effortless control.
Twin 230-Watt Motors: Provides the torque needed for the toughest climbs.
36-Hole Lithium Battery: High-capacity power to outlast even the longest days on the course.

The launch of MGI Custom Studio signals a strategic evolution for the brand, expanding beyond performance-driven innovation into lifestyle-led product experiences. This initiative positions the company at the intersection of technology, design, and personalization to meet the expectations of today’s golfer.

The Zip Navigator All Terrain with MGI Custom Studio starts at $1,799 and is available now exclusively at mgigolf.com.

About MGI Golf

MGI Golf is the premier global authority in electric golf caddies, integrating cutting-edge technology with ergonomic design. Since its inception in 1993, the Australian-owned and operated company has a formidable reputation built on experience, innovation, and quality of design. MGI Golf revolutionized the electric caddy industry through patented Gyroscope Straight Tracker technology, automatic downhill speed control, and durable lithium-ion batteries. MGI Golf successfully expanded into the North American market, beginning with the U.S. in 2018 and followed by Canada in 2023, and became the best-selling electric caddy brand in both countries by 2024. For more information, visit mgigolf.com.

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Scotty Cameron adds Santa Fe, Fastback 2 models to Studio Style lineup

admin — Fri, 06 Feb 2026 13:07:58 +0000

The Studio Style family grows with the return of the Santa Fe blade and new Fastback 2 options, adding toe-flow and long-design choices.

Gear: Scotty Cameron Studio Style Santa Fe, Fastback 2, Fastback 2 Long Design

Price: $499 (Santa Fe, Fastback 2), $549 (Fastback 2 Long Design)

Specs: Milled 303 stainless steel heads with Studio Carbon Steel face insert, chain-link face milling pattern, aluminum chassis, adjustable sole weights. Loft 3.5 degrees, lie 70 degrees.

Available: Feb. 12 (in stores)

Who it’s for: Golfers who like the look and feedback of classic Scotty Cameron shapes but want more precise toe-flow options, softer sound at impact and, in the case of the Long Design, added stability to quiet the hands.

What you should know: The Studio Style family, re-established in 2025, is expanding with three familiar-but-refined models. Santa Fe brings a high toe-flow blade back into the retail lineup, while Fastback 2 and Fastback 2 Long Design add a plumbing-neck option and a counterbalanced build to the mid-mallet side of the family.

The Deep Dive: When Scotty Cameron brought the Studio Style name back in 2025, it marked a subtle shift in how his retail putters approached feel. On Tour, where price is not a factor, Cameron often uses German Stainless Steel (GSS), but that material is too expensive to use in retail putters. However, carbon steel inserts, once also the domain of Tour-only builds and early-2000s experiments, could work. Cameron opted for the added a chain-link milling pattern designed to soften sound without muting feedback. The result was a new line that felt distinctly different from fully milled stainless steel Camerons, while still looking unmistakably classic.

For 2026, a line extension builds directly on that foundation, and the Studio Style Santa Fe will be the headliner for traditionalists. Long a cult favorite, the rounded Newport-style blade returns with a flow neck that promotes maximum toe flow and face awareness. Paired with the Studio Carbon Steel insert, the Studio Style Santa Fe blends an old-school silhouette with the softer acoustics that defined the original Studio Style relaunch.

On the mid-mallet side, the Studio Style Fastback 2 answers a different request. By pairing the compact Fastback head with a plumbing neck (in Scotty-speak, a 2 indicates a plumber’s neck), Cameron created a version with moderate toe flow that will feel more familiar to players coming from Newport-style blades. The black anodized aluminum heel-toe inlay isn’t cosmetic; it allows weight to be pushed outward, boosting stability while also creating a high-contrast alignment frame at address.

The Studio Style Fastback 2 Long Design takes that same head and stretches the concept further. Built at 38 inches with a heavier head, 25-gram tungsten sole weights, a stiffer shaft and a 17-inch non-tapered grip, it’s designed for golfers who want to smooth out their stroke and reduce excessive hand action. Long Design putters aren’t for everyone, but for players who like a counterbalanced feel, this version adds another legitimate option to the Studio Style lineup.

Collectively, the Santa Fe, Fastback 2 and Fastback 2 Long Design don’t reinvent the Studio Style family. And they weren’t meant too. Instead, they round it out, filling in toe-flow gaps and stroke-type preferences that naturally emerge once consumers and fitters start spending time with a family of putters. If the original 2025 release was about reintroducing feel, this extension is about helping golfers find their fit.