ER1.2 Tour Blade

The ER1.2 Tour Blade carries the 2019 date on record, part of the ER1 line built from 303 stainless steel and CNC milled in Carlsbad, California. The maker's page as reported by 2ndswing.com lists a silver satin finish, a traditional plumber neck flange, and a straight shaft mounted into an overfit plumber neck hosel, paired with the custom EVNROLL red pistol grip and an FST stepless shaft with a .370 inch tip.

The spec sheet here is not tidy, and that's worth flagging rather than smoothing over. Head weight is given three ways, 340g, 355g, and 370g, and length shows up as 33 inches, 33.0 inches, 34 inches, and 35 inches, which reads as a length-to-weight table rather than a single fixed spec, consistent with how Evnroll runs weight against shaft length elsewhere in the ER1 family. Toe hang is likewise listed twice, at 22 degrees and separately at 35 degrees toe down, and lie is given at 70 degrees against a loft of 2 degrees. Swing weight is recorded across the three lengths as 35 inches at D9, 34 inches at D4, and 33 inches at D4.

Set against the standard ER1 Blade spec captured from Evnroll's own site, which runs 71 degrees of lie, 15 degrees toe down, and a single bend shafting into the head, the Tour Blade edition on record here shows a flatter lie at 70 degrees and different neck construction, the plumber neck flange with a straight shaft rather than a single bend. Whether that shift in neck and toe hang numbers reflects a genuine running change between the base ER1 and this Tour Blade variant, or simply inconsistent reporting downstream, is something the reader is better positioned to weigh with the full spread of figures in front of them.