Phantom 11

The Phantom 11 is the 2025 entry in Cameron's Phantom line, and the maker's page frames it as a full reset rather than a running update, calling it a complete re-design from the sole up. The head carries a precision milled 303 stainless steel face, per the maker's page, paired with a 6061 aircraft grade aluminum body, also per the maker's page, the same multi-material approach the Phantom line has built on. It's built face balanced, with a mid-bend, arc-reducing shaft configuration, and Cameron's page lists the performance goal plainly as high-MOI performance with enhanced alignment.

Two details separate the 11 from earlier Phantom releases on record: a new, sole-mounted stainless steel wing, and improved vibration damping technology, both stated outright on the maker's page rather than implied through material choice alone. The alignment treatment is specific too, lines directed to center of leading edge and down target line, which is a more literal aiming aid than a simple sightline.

Set against the line's own history, where the Phantom X 5.5 leaned on a small slant "jet" neck for toe flow and other Phantom X models offered a choice between face-balanced and arcing setups, the Phantom 11 settles into the face-balanced, mid-bend camp of that spectrum. The high-MOI, alignment-forward pitch on the maker's page suggests Cameron is positioning this release toward stability and forgiveness rather than the arc-friendly feel some earlier Phantom X configurations offered.