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cameronheadcovers.com
A collector-focused price guide and reference site for Scotty Cameron headcovers and accessories.
I built cameronheadcovers.com as a price guide, reference hub, and collection tool for Scotty Cameron collectors.
cameronheadcovers.com is one of the most personal projects in my portfolio. I have been collecting Scotty Cameron headcovers since 2007, and that same year I released the first version of the site. It started from my own interest in the hobby and the need for a better collector resource.
The site is not meant to be a marketplace. I think of it more like a Kelly Blue Book for Scotty Cameron headcovers and accessories. Collectors want context around value, rarity, and what is currently showing up for sale, so I built the experience around reference information and curated eBay listings rather than direct transactions.
I also wanted the site to be useful beyond browsing. Registered users can keep an online version of their collection and maintain a wishlist of items they are still hunting for. That makes the project feel less like a static guide and more like a practical tool for people who are actively involved in the hobby.
What it does
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Browse Scotty Cameron headcovers and accessories with reference information designed for collectors.
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View curated eBay listings to get a better sense of availability and market pricing.
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Manage a personal online collection as a registered user.
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Create and maintain a wishlist for pieces you are still trying to track down.
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Use a site built specifically for this niche instead of relying only on generic marketplace searches.
Who it's for
Scotty Cameron headcover and accessory collectors who want pricing insight, curated listings, and tools to manage what they own or hope to find.
How it's built
I built cameronheadcovers.com as a Blazor and .NET web application running on Azure with SQL Server and eBay API integrations. The site combines collector reference data with account-based tools for managing collections and wishlists.
Why it matters
What matters most to me about this project is that it comes from the hobby itself. I did not build it by guessing what collectors might want. I built it as someone who has been part of this niche for decades and understood the value of a trusted reference point.
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