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Scotty Cameron Unveils Limited-Edition Phantom OC Spec III Putters

The new Phantom 5 and Phantom 11R models feature low-torque Onset Centre technology and an all-black finish, arriving in golf shops from September 24 priced at £729.

By Jason Ng23 September 20263 min read
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New Phantom OC Spec III Models Launched

Scotty Cameron has introduced two new limited-edition putter models, the Phantom 5 OC Spec III and Phantom 11R OC Spec III. These putters incorporate the brand's low-torque Onset Centre technology, aiming to enhance putting stroke consistency.

Both models are distinguished by an all-black finish and will be available in golf shops starting September 24, with a recommended retail price of £729. The release marks a focused effort by Scotty Cameron to offer golfers tools designed for reduced face rotation during the stroke, drawing inspiration from its Spec III performance builds. These new offerings are expected to cater to players seeking precision and a distinct aesthetic on the greens.

Onset Centre Technology for Stroke Stability

The core innovation in these new putters is the Onset Centre (OC) design, which positions the shaft directly behind the leading edge of the putter head. This alignment is also precisely in line with the putter's centre of gravity.

Scotty Cameron states that this specific configuration is engineered to minimise torque during the putting stroke, thereby promoting a more square-to-path motion.

While the company describes these as its lowest-torque designs, it refrains from labelling them as "zero-torque." The objective is to suit golfers who prefer to keep face rotation to a minimum, encouraging a straighter back-and-through stroke for improved accuracy.

Design Features of Phantom 5 and 11R

Both Phantom OC Spec III models feature a glare-free black PVD finish, complemented by three high-contrast sightlines designed to assist with ball alignment at address. The Phantom 5 OC Spec III adopts a compact wingback shape, a profile frequently observed on professional tours.

It includes a full-face Studio Carbon Steel insert with chain-link face milling, engineered to deliver a softer sound and feel upon impact. In contrast, the Phantom 11R OC Spec III presents a larger, rounded mallet profile, characterised by high-MOI properties intended to provide enhanced stability throughout the stroke. This model also incorporates full-face chain-link milling and is available for left-handed players.

Specifications and Availability

The new putters are offered in three standard lengths: 33, 34, and 35 inches. Each model is set with a 3.5-degree loft and a 70-degree lie angle. The Phantom 5 OC Spec III is exclusively available in a right-handed configuration. However, the Phantom 11R OC Spec III provides options for both right- and left-handed golfers.

Completing their stealthy appearance, both putters come equipped with a black steel shaft and a custom black mid-size Matador grip. Scotty Cameron has indicated that these limited-edition models will be available in golf shops from September 24, with quantities restricted.

Implications for Asian Golfers

For golfers in Asia, the launch of these limited-edition Scotty Cameron putters means access to advanced equipment designed for stroke stability, albeit at a premium price point of £729, which translates to approximately S$1,250 or ¥135,000, depending on current exchange rates.

Given the limited quantities, interested players in markets like Singapore, Japan, and South Korea, where high-end equipment is popular, should contact authorised retailers promptly after the September 24 release.

The demand for specialised putters that promise improved alignment and reduced face rotation remains strong across the region, suggesting these models will be sought after by serious golfers looking to upgrade their short game.

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