Phantom X 11

The Phantom X 11 line, as we hold it, arrives entirely in 2021, with two rows on record: the Phantom X 11 and the Phantom X 11.5. Both are compact mallets built on the same architecture, a 303 stainless steel face and body paired with a 6061 aircraft aluminum sole and flange component, face-balanced, with the misted "popped up" back flange that gives the head its identity. Custom loft and lie run to a degree in either direction, and half-inch length increments are available, per the maker's page.

The two releases sit close together. The maker's page describes the Phantom X 11.5 as identical in every way to the Phantom X 11 except for its shaft configuration, and the record bears that out: sole, flange, milling, and face material all track the same across both. Where the maker's page speaks to intent, it frames the line as performance-oriented, built for players seeking higher MOI and forgiveness in a clean, compact platform, with the heavier steel and lighter aluminum combination pushing weight to the perimeter of the head. The page also places the 11 and 11.5 in company with the Phantom X 12 and Phantom X 5, calling out shared design similarities with that wingback family.

On the finish side, the sleek profile and swept-back trimmed wings, the aluminum sole component for weight distribution and feel, and the customizable stainless steel sole weights are all consistent between the two rows. The Pistolero Plus grip, revamped with a non-slip textured design, appears on the maker's page as well.

As it stands on our record, the Phantom X 11 line is a single-year, two-release moment: the standard 11 and its 11.5 shaft-configuration counterpart, both dated 2021, both drawing from the same Phantom X mallet architecture and the same wingback lineage the maker points to on its own pages.