Equipment

Titleist and Scotty Cameron Launch New Lineup of Phantom Putters

Published

2 years ago

January 24, 2024

Titleist and Scotty Cameron are continuing their legendary partnership by launching the newest and latest lineup of Phantom Putters, featuring fully redesigned mallet heads with new shaping, enhanced alignment, improved sound and feel, and a new full-contact grip design.

Scotty is bringing 10 new models to the Phantom lineup this year that are redesigned to meet the demands of the modern game. Titleist and Cameron used alignment-infused head shapes and new sounds and feel to improve on an already high-rated putter design, bringing what is perhaps its best product to market in terms of the Phantom putter.

The new Phantom family features four unique shapes with neck and shaft configurations to fit every golfer’s preferences. Scotty Cameron has employed feedback from players across professional tours across the globe to improve its putters:

Fast-looking head shapes have been engineered to optimize alignment and targeting, helping players easily and correctly line up the putter at address.
Scotty’s tour-proven dual-milled face technology is brought to the Phantom line to provide a softer, consistent sound and feel.

Multi-material face and body constructions, with premium milled-in-USA craftsmanship, are more rigid for increased stability and feedback.

A new custom-designed, Full Contact paddle-style grip is uniquely shaped for increased contact and comfort, while promoting more face angle awareness.

The Phantom Lineup

Phantom 5

This Phantom putter has a slightly more compact shape, refined wing angles that offer enhanced alignment, and a near-face balanced design to stay true to its tour-proven design.

It features:

Mid-bend shaft
New sight dot alignment
Blade-like feel

Phantom 5.5

An updated head shape identical to the Phantom 5, along with a jet neck for players that prefer the alignment features of a mallet head with the toe-flow of a blade.

No Title

No Description

Phantom 5s

This features a compact mallet shape identical to its model made, but a straight shaft and zero offset for an unobstructed view of the leading edge of the face from address.

Phantom 7

Updated contours, slightly longer wings, new sight dot alignment, and subtle shapeshift. This Tour-proven design emphasizes alignment, stability, and MOI with a mid-bend shaft.

Phantom 7.5

Featuring the same head shape as the 7, this version uses a jet neck to promote a flowing stroke in a stable, high-MOI mallet. Also available in a left-handed version.

Phantom 9

Completely redesigned shape with long sight lines for improved alignment and an angular, “ring-weighted” profile to deliver forgiveness and feel with a high MOI.

Phantom 9.5

Same head as the 9 but a toe-flow promoting jet neck.

Phantom 11

A complete redesign, this features a face-balanced, multi-material look with a high MOI and stability through a mid-bend shaft and new arrow alignment features.

Phantom 11.5

A low-bend shaft for moderate toe-flow, this was designed for any player that requires alignment features and MOI properties with a shaft design that helps the putter swing on a slight arc. This is available in a left-handed version as well.

Phantom 11 Long Design – 38-inch

Titleist writes:

“Designed in the Phantom 11 head shape, the Phantom 11 Long Design is a 38-inch counterbalanced model with a longer, heavier 17-inch, 135-gram pistol-style grip and a custom-designed stiffer mid-bend shaft to accommodate the overall heavier head, which includes two 25-gram tungsten sole weights. The design features help the player to quiet the hands for a more stable, balanced stroke.”

All of the Scotty Cameron designs are available on March 29 for $449, with the Long Design being $499.

Cover Image via Scotty Cameron | Titleist

Up Next

Arccos Debuts All-New Link Pro

Don't Miss

Capital One’s ‘The Match’ Returns with PGA Tour, LPGA Pros

Joey Klender

Joey Klender is a reporter covering Equipment, Footwear, and Apparel. A huge golf fan, he calls a certain week in April his favorite of the year. Inspired by the likes of Woods, Palmer, McIlroy, and Koepka, Joey plays over 100 times a year in the South Central Pennsylvania area. When he isn't golfing, he is probably thinking about golfing, but he might be watching other sports, writing, or playing poker.

Click to comment