Phantom 11 Long Design
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Phantom 11 Long Design is the 38-inch build of Scotty Cameron's 2024 Phantom 11, sharing that model's multi-material construction and dual-milled face technology, according to Titleist's media center. Golfshake and Plugged In Golf both corroborate the 38-inch length, and golfshake.com lists it as high-MOI, in keeping with the standard Phantom 11's face-balanced mallet design.
The maker's page lists availability in golf shops worldwide on May 17, 2024, at an MSRP of 499 USD, with a Custom 17-inch, 135-gram, non-tapered grip and a stiffer, longer version of Scotty's mid-bend shaft. It also lists interchangeable 25-gram tungsten sole weights. Golfshake reports the same grip and sole weight figures independently, and adds that the Long Design carries the same head shape as the standard Phantom 11 and 11.5 models, with heavier heads built around those tungsten weights; Plugged In Golf puts a number on that difference, reporting the head as 10 grams heavier than the 33-inch version. Golfshake also notes a custom length range of 36 to 40 inches and lists the MSRP at £479 GBP, while reporting a release date of May 17, 2024, matching the maker's stated availability.
Opinion on the Long Design is mixed. One reviewer praised the feel for the head and the forgiveness typical of a multi-material mallet, but felt it was heavier in the hands and not as natural to use as the Odyssey Cruiser. Plugged In Golf's take lands in similar territory: good feel for the head remained, but it took more effort to get the grip moving, a function of that longer, heavier grip and shaft the publication also describes.
Sources: scottycameron.com/putters (captured 2024)
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“There was still good feel for the head, but it took more effort to get the grip moving.”
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