Phantom 11.5

The Phantom 11.5 is the 2024 entry in Scotty Cameron's Phantom mallet line, and per Plugged In Golf, it carries the highest MOI of any Phantom to date. That distinction alone places it at the high-stability end of the family, built for golfers who want the head resisting twist on off-center hits rather than one tuned for feel or feedback.

Plugged In Golf's reporting also has the 11.5 built with a low-bend shaft, 3/4 shaft offset, and available in 33", 34", or 35" lengths. The low-bend shaft pairing is notable against the maker's own language for the broader Phantom X series, which describes stepless steel shafts offered in low-bend, mid-bend, or small slant neck options, each engineered to promote varying degrees of flow, with low-bend generally the choice for a more face-balanced, straight-back-straight-through stroke. That would put the 11.5's setup on the more stable, less arcing end of what Cameron's own materials describe for the line, though it should be said that maker language applies to the family in general rather than confirming this specific head.

Beyond the MOI claim and the shaft and offset figures, the record here comes entirely from Plugged In Golf's reporting. Nothing in what we hold confirms these specs from Cameron directly for the 11.5 itself, so readers weighing this putter against other Phantoms should treat the numbers as one outlet's account rather than a factory-verified spec sheet.