Phantom X 7.2

The Phantom X 7.2 sits inside the standard Phantom X 7 architecture, that "transformation from the previous generation" with the precision milled 303 stainless steel face and body paired to the 6061 aluminum sole and flange, but it never sold as a retail piece. Scottycameron.com lists its status plainly as a Tour Only prototype, a variant of the 7 built and released within the Tour ecosystem rather than through the standard product line.

The maker's page credits Davis Riley with gaming the 7.2 since early '22, and attributes multiple DP World Tour wins to it, most recently pointing to Todd Clements' win at the D+D Real Czech Masters, his first DP World Tour title, as a Titleist Brand Ambassador. Those are the maker's own claims of record for this specific head, not independently verified totals, but they're the throughline that separates the 7.2 from the rest of the Phantom X 7 family: it's the version that earned its keep on Tour before or alongside whatever public runs the 7 line saw.

Community and player commentary on the 7.2 leans toward the stability and toe flow that the Phantom X 7 shape is built for, with alignment singled out repeatedly. Scottycameron.com's own placed quote calls it "awesome," adding "the way it looks, all the square lines, I feel like it frames the ball really well and everything sits super square," language that lines up with the maker's stated design intent for the model, the long angular wings and milled sight line meant to simplify setup. Whether that squared-off, tour-bred geometry suits a given putter's eye is, as always, something to test rather than take on faith.