Concept X

The Concept X line begins in 2018 with the CX-01, which Scotty Cameron's own archive describes as a prototype brought to production, blending the visual characteristics of a blade with the playability of a mallet. The maker's page credits the design with dual-zone vibration dampening chambers for sound and feel, high-MOI wings that visually recede at address, and a Nuckle Neck that relocates weight to those wings. The head is built from 303 stainless steel with a 6061 aircraft aluminum face sole component, finished in Stealth Gray.

The line's second entry on record is the CX-02. Coloradoavidgolfer.com described it as carrying forward the Newport 2 blade lineage with added game-improvement features, built from 303 stainless steel with a 6061 aircraft aluminum face, in a stealth gray finish said to reduce glare. The publication also reported two vibration-dampening chambers built in to improve feel. Cameron, quoted by the same outlet, described the look as elegant and high-end and industrial, and said that after a few putts the wings visually disappear so the putter reads like a blade, while the added width delivers more forgiveness, combining what he called the best of a blade and the best of a mallet in one. Titleist's own site describes the broader Concept X concept in similar terms, aimed at the player who wants the feel and performance of a tour-proven blade style putter while gaining the latest technology for more forgiveness.

Titleist's page work lists a Nuckle Neck for the line, but elsewhere describes a low slant Joint Neck, and gives toe flow and toe hang as similar to a Newport 2.5 in one line and similar to a Newport or Newport 2 in another. Both are on the maker's own pages and the discrepancy is worth noting rather than resolved here. Mark Crossfield, reviewing the line, simply called it a high MOI putter, a shorthand that lines up with the perimeter weighting Titleist states plainly on its own site as a means to raise MOI.

Cameron's archive also documents a later chapter under the Concept X name in the Limited Release family: the Concept X 7.2 LTD of 2023, built on the Phantom X 7 head shape with a redesigned neck added at players' request. The maker's page frames it as a putter that swings like a blade with the stability of a mallet, in a Tour Black finish with a translucent smoke paintfill and a cherry dot sight line, crafted from 303 stainless steel with a 6061 aircraft aluminum flange and sole component. Across its releases, the Concept X name has stayed tied to the same basic premise, blade looks paired with mallet stability, even as the specific neck, finish, and head shape have moved from the CX-01 and CX-02 forward to the 7.2 LTD.