9.2R

The Scotty Cameron 9.2R line begins, on our record, with a single release: the Phantom Black 9.2R, dated to 2025. There's no earlier row to trace a lineage through, no prior 9.2R to compare it against. What we hold starts here.

That 2025 release carries the Phantom Black finish, a treatment Cameron has applied across other lines in the same window, paired with a head built from 303 stainless steel and 6061 aircraft grade aluminum. It comes standard with a Matador grip, a full shaft offset, and the 70 degree lie and 3.5 degree loft that mark it as a mallet built for a specific stroke profile rather than a blade for the traditionalist. It's offered in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths, giving it the fitting range of a mainline release rather than a limited one-off.

With only the one entry on record, the 9.2R doesn't yet have an arc to describe, no shift in material across years, no return-to-form after an experimental era. What's here is a single, fully specified starting point. Whatever comes next in this line will be the first chance to see whether Cameron treats the 9.2R as a fixed head shape revisited each year, or lets it evolve the way some of the more established lines in the catalog have.