Phantom 5
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2024 Phantom 5 keeps the model's compact mallet configuration and blade-like feel, but the maker describes it as an updated, more modern shape, precision milled from a combination of 303 stainless steel and 6061 aircraft grade aluminum. Scotty Cameron's own page notes that "astute comparison to former versions reveals a straighter wing angle," alongside an updated topline carrying milled sight dots accented in translucent smoke paintfill. The maker also points to a dual-milled face texture, a one-piece body, and an updated, more rigid aluminum sole plate paired with stainless steel sole weights as the refinements distinguishing this version from what came before.
Specs are set at 3.5° loft and 70° lie, with stock lengths of 33", 34", and 35". Head weighting scales down as length goes up: 2 x 20 grams at 33", 2 x 15 grams at 34", and 2 x 10 grams at 35". The putter carries One Shaft offset and ships with the new Full Contact grip. Custom options extend to a full ½ inch length range for right-handed players, the same 33"/34"/35" spread for left-handed players, plus loft and lie adjustment windows of -1° to +1° and -2° to +2° respectively.
Within the Phantom 5 family as documented on Scotty Cameron's own site, this 2024 release sits alongside the 5.5 and 5S as neck variants built on the same head shape, each aimed at a different stroke arc through its neck configuration. The Phantom 5 itself is built on a mid-single bend shaft profile, which the maker describes elsewhere as suited to players with a nearly-straight stroke.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/phantom-5 (captured 2026) · scottycameron.com/putters (captured 2024)
captured 2024
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