Limited Release Futura X5 H-14

The Limited Release Futura X5 H-14 arrived in 2014 as part of Scotty Cameron's motorsports-themed run for that year, a technical mallet built around a multi-material construction. The maker's page describes a hollow neck and a lightweight 6061 aluminum component paired with a sculpted sole plate, a combination meant to shift weight toward the 303 stainless steel face and the form-flowing wings for a low center of gravity and high MOI. That mixed construction is borne out in the recorded specs: a head made of 303 stainless steel and 6061 aluminum, a 3.5 degree loft, 70 degree lie, and full shaft offset, all at a 34 inch length.

The presentation leaned into the racing concept the maker describes, with bold red and yellow used across the head, a milled and engraved stainless steel shaft ring, an embroidered headcover, and a white Pistolero grip. The maker's page states this was a limited release of 1000 pieces worldwide, shipping in late November of 2014, which places it as one of that year's more tightly capped Limited Release mallets within the broader Futura X5 line. Within the H-14 line specifically, this release is defined by that pairing of stainless face and aluminum body construction alongside the racing-inspired cosmetics, rather than by any variation in the core geometry, since the maker's own record lists only the one specification set for this piece.