Phantom X 11

The Phantom X 11 shipped in 2021 as part of Scotty Cameron's Phantom X line, and the maker's page groups it among performance-oriented mallets for players seeking higher MOI and forgiveness in a clean, compact platform. The head pairs a 303 stainless steel face and body with a 6061 aircraft aluminum sole and flange component, a construction the maker's page also notes it shares design similarities with, pointing to the Phantom X 12 and Phantom X 5 as siblings built on the same idea.

On record, the 11 is face-balanced, high-MOI, and built with a sleek profile and swept-back trimmed wings, a clean topline, and a misted popped up back flange. It carries a single sight line in light gray for alignment, alongside alignment-assisting sculpted mill marks on the face, and stainless steel sole weights that scale with shaft length: 2 x 20 grams at 33 inches, 2 x 15 grams at 34 inches, and 2 x 10 grams at 35 inches. Loft is set at 3.5 degrees and lie at 70 degrees, with custom fitting available from -1 to +1 degree of loft and -2 to +2 degrees of lie. It's offered in the One Shaft offset configuration, built on a mid-bend shaft meant to minimize face rotation during the stroke.

The maker's page also lists a revamped Pistolero Plus grip, described as adding a decorative and non-slip texture to its design, and the maker's page notes an updated Phantom X sole design and graphics for this release. Against the rest of the Phantom X mallets, the 11 reads as a compact, face-balanced, high-MOI option built around the same 303 stainless steel and 6061 aluminum formula the maker's page attributes to its X 12 and X 5 relatives.