Phantom X 7 Putter - Heavy

The Phantom X 7 Heavy is the added-mass variant of Cameron's Phantom X 7 mallet, sold alongside the standard build for players who want more weight in the sole. The maker's page lists the sole weight as 10 grams higher than the standard model, with the added mass framed as a way to increase MOI and stability at impact for more consistent results. Everything else about the head carries over from the standard X 7: a precision milled, multi-component mallet build, a 6061 aircraft aluminum face anodized black, and aluminum and steel components matched for optimal weight distribution.

Cameron's own page for the Phantom X 7 describes it as a transformation from the previous generation, familiar in name but completely redesigned, and calls it one of the most-requested mallet designs on Tour. The page describes the head's long, angular wings as aiding alignment and positioning weight toward the back and perimeter, with a milled sight line on the topline and white lines in the flange meant to simplify setup. That description covers the model generally rather than the Heavy build specifically, but the alignment approach carries into this version: the maker's page for the Heavy lists Tour preferred alignment with simple sight dots and longer, racing-inspired lines, combining long flange sight lines with a semi-traditional topline for horizontal and vertical alignment at setup.

Setup specs on record for the Heavy match the standard geometry, loft of 3.5 degrees and lie of 70 degrees, with a single mid-bend shaft, full shaft offset, and minimum toe hang producing a near-face balanced feel. It ships with the Pistolero Plus grip. Against the rest of the Phantom X 7 line, the Heavy occupies a narrow, specific slot: same shape, same face, same alignment system, with the sole weight as the one deliberate change, ten grams over standard, aimed squarely at the player who wants more resistance to twisting through impact without altering anything else about how the putter sets up or looks at address.