Phantom X 7.5

The Phantom X 7.5 has two entries on record, one from 2019 and one from 2021, both carrying the Phantom X edition name. The 2019 release is described by golfalot.com as built around a single low-bend shaft, said to promote what the publication called enhanced toe flow with forgiveness, and finished in what golfalot.com termed a misted black finish. That's an outlet's read on the putter, not a maker claim, but it gives the early version a distinct character on paper: a low-bend, toe-flow design in a dark finish.

By 2021 the line's own published specs come into clearer view. Scotty Cameron's page lists the head material as 303 stainless steel, though the exact construction varies across the maker's own listings, either paired with a 6061 aircraft aluminum sole and flange, or with a solid 6061 aircraft aluminum face. Offset is likewise given two ways in the maker's material, as 3/4 shaft or as one shaft. Those aren't contradictions we can resolve from here; they're simply how the maker's own pages have described the head at different points, and worth noting rather than flattening into one figure.

What's verified plainly for the 2021 release is the fitting range: lengths of 33, 34, and 35 inches with half-inch custom lengths available both left and right handed, loft adjustable from -1 to +1 degree, lie from -2 to +2 degrees, and a Pistolero Plus grip. That's a fuller picture of custom fitting than we hold for the 2019 version, though that may say more about which details were recorded than about any change in the putter itself.

Across its two documented years, the Phantom X 7.5 reads as a head that kept its name and its edition identity while the record around it thickened, from an outlet's early impressions of shaft bend and finish to the maker's own fitting specifications two years later.