Phantom Black 7
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Phantom Black 7 arrives in 2025 as the sole release carrying this name on record, a single entry rather than a running lineage. The maker's page describes it as the product of working with a prominent tour player who wanted a specific shaft configuration paired with the long sightlines and high MOI of the Phantom 7 model, and the result folds that request into Scotty's Tour Black finish along with custom alignment features.
What sets this release apart, per the maker, is its double bend shaft. Rather than have the shaft disappear from view at address, the maker's page explains that this configuration is meant to create a plumbing neck look with a cross angle at the hosel, intended to help the player square the putter at setup, and to deliver near face balanced performance.
On construction, the maker lists 303 stainless steel for the head with a 6061 aircraft grade aluminum sole component, a milled sight line on the topline, customizable sole weights, chain-link face milling, and a Matador grip described as tour-proven and urethane-coated. Loft is listed at 3.5 degrees, lie at 70 degrees, offset as full shaft, with length offered at 33, 34, and 35 inches.
With only this one release on record, the Phantom Black 7 stands as a single data point rather than an arc. The maker frames it as a specific answer to a specific tour request, built on the Phantom 7's sightlines and MOI rather than as a stylistic departure, and that framing is what the record currently holds.
Sources: scottycameron.com/archives (captured 2025) · scottycameron.com/putters (captured 2025)
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