Titleist Scotty Cameron Phantom 3.2 Putter

Three is the smallest number in the Phantom range and the point two suffix means a plumber's neck. Together they give a compact mid-mallet with moderate toe hang, which is about as close as a mallet ever gets to behaving like a blade through the stroke. The face is a full-face Studio Carbon Steel insert with chain-link milling, set into a 303 stainless body. Both hands, three lengths.

Scotty Cameron's numbering repays a minute of study. The base number tracks head size, the decimal tracks the neck, so a 3.2 and a 7.2 hang the same way in different sized heads. That makes the range navigable in a way most putter lines aren't. Moderate hang wants an arcing stroke. If you have one and want the smallest Phantom, this is it.