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Evnroll ER1
ER1 line · Evnroll, 2016

ER1

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

Maker
Evnroll
Line
ER1
Model
ER1
Year
2016
Head
blade
This is the ER1, not the ER1.2. They are different models in our records, not two years of one, and each keeps its own page. See the ER1.2 →

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The ER1 arrived as the blade model in Evnroll's launch lineup, designed by Guerin Rife and, per golfmonthly.com, precision milled in Carlsbad, California. It's a heel-and-toe blade, per golfmonthly.com, built with a Silver Satin finish and the brand's LineAline alignment approach, described by golfmonthly.com as two small, unpainted dots on the topline 1/8 inch each side of the centre cavity sightline rather than a painted line. The maker's own page lists the head as 303 stainless steel, 100% CNC milled from billet, with shaft lengths and head weights of 35" at 355g, 34" at 370g, and 33" at 385g, a 2 degree face loft from the shaft, 71 degree lie angle, and a single bend shaft mounted directly in the head. It shipped in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths at a verified £249 GBP, and golfmonthly.com reported it as available from April 2016.

The face is the point of the design. The maker's own page states plainly that New Evnroll Putters deliver unprecedented accuracy… Virtually the same distance to virtually the same spot from center and off-center hits, and golfbusinessnews.com described the ER1's mill pattern as engineered to deliver uniform performance across the entire hitting area. That claim shows up again on the reviewer side: golfbusinessnews.com reported that each Evnroll model outperformed the best putters the MyGolfSpy team have ever tested, and Community opinion on file echoes it, crediting the ER1 with zero dispersion on off-center hits. None of that is the Record's own testing, it's what's been reported and said elsewhere, but the consistency between the maker's marketing language and the outside praise is notable on its own.

Within the ER1's own spec sheet, the numbers hold steady across lengths, heavier heads paired with shorter shafts, in the pattern golfers expect from a blade built to a single swingweight feel. Where the ER1 sits against the rest of the Evnroll line isn't part of this record's holdings for this release; what's here is the blade itself, as it was built and priced at launch in 2016.

Sources: evnroll.com/er1-blade.html (captured 2016) · evnroll.com/er10.html (captured 2020)

Verified specsper-row citations from the Knowledge Engine
DesignerGuerin Rifegolfmonthly.com/gear

House-verified: cited to sources on record, checked before the green.

Photos · from the Community

The ER1 line

Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.

What the Community says

Warmly regardedCommunity opinion from 1 gathered review · not a verified fact
What people praise
outperformed best putters ever tested zero dispersion on off-center hits
each Evnroll model outperformed the best putters the MyGolfSpy team have ever tested
via golfbusinessnews.com · cited take

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