Used by the best tour players in the world—that’s one of the calling cards of Scotty Cameron. And that’s exactly what he’s tapped into with the new Phantom X family, with tour-inspired setups and an update that witnesses new models, as well as the Phantom X 11 and 11.5, which are wingback mallets. The new Phantom X putters will be available online & in store March 26.

“Working with our game’s best players gives me great perspective into what they are looking for in a mallet putter,” Cameron says. “From the types of metals used to the subtle changes in shaft bends, these new Phantom X models offer brand new, highly requested options that build on our most popular models from 2020.”

What’s new

• All four putters offer new shapes and neck configurations, including a version of the putter Justin Thomas used on tour.
• The putters use steel and aluminum, as well as 303 stainless steel on the face and body.
• The Phantom X 5 and Phantom X 12 offer compact overall head sizes, refined swept-back wings and were inspired by versions used on tour.
• The 5 and 11 models use a stepless steel shaft to limit face rotation during the stroke, as well as a single mid-bend that aims you directly down the target line.
• The 5.5 uses a small slant neck, while the 11.5 has a stepless steel shaft and single low-bend to promote an arc both and blade-like feel.
• Each Phantom X model has misted head to reduce glare, while the 6061 aircraft grade aluminum components have been misted and anodized black. Scotty’s familiar three-dot theme carries through to the back cavities of the Phantom X 5 and 5.5 as unpainted, raw circles milled into the stainless steel. The sight lines on the Phantom X 5 and 5.5 are painted black, while sight lines on the Phantom X 11 and 11.5 models are accented in light gray.

New models

Phantom X 5

A complete redesign of the 5, the face is carried through to the body and wings and integrated with an aluminum sole component and stainless steel sole weights. This revamped mid-mallet is reminiscent of past Futura models with its slightly more compact profile and wingback shape.

Who is it for

Aimed at those who are partial to face-balanced putters.

Phantom X 5.5

The model inspired by Thomas’s putter, this uses a small slant neck, as well as the same overall sizing and material makeup found in his gamer. Designed to promote subtle toe flow with stability, it has a milled sight line on the topline.

Who is it for

Available in both right and left-handed models, this is aimed at golfers who like toe-hang in their flatstick.

Phantom X 11

Sharing similarities to the Phantom X 12 and new Phantom X 5, this new option is a compact mallet. With a clean topline and swept-back trimmed wings, the Phantom X 11’s solid face/body is precision milled from 303 stainless steel and integrated with an aluminum sole component for optimal weight distribution, balance and feel.

Who is it for

With a mid-bend shaft, it minimizes rotation in the stroke.

 Phantom X 11.5

This model is the same as the 11, but with a low-bend shaft to enhance toe flow, while still offering stability via the new solid face/body.

Who is it for

With customizable stainless steel sole weights, Phantom X 11.5 provides optimal weight distribution, balance and feel.