ER1.2 TourBlade

The ER1.2 TourBlade is Evnroll's plumber neck take on the ER1 line, a traditional blade shape that ozarkgolf.com describes as a "traditional plumber neck flange blade" fitted with a straight shaft mounted into an overfit plumber neck hosel. That same reporting credits Guerin Rife as designer and lists SweetFace Technology at the face, with the head cut from 303 stainless steel and CNC milled in Carlsbad, California USA.

Ozarkgolf.com's figures put loft at 2 degrees and lie at 70 degrees, with 35 degrees of toe hang and length measured from the center of the leading edge to the butt. The publication also lists a FST stepless .370 inch tip shaft and an EVNROLL red pistol grip as stock equipment, with swingweight tuned by length: one dot at 35 inches, two dots at 34 inches, three dots at 33 inches.

Evnroll's own page for the ER1 blade, captured in 2016, describes a related but not identical build: 303 stainless steel milled from billet, a 2 degree face loft, but a 71 degree lie angle rather than 70, a Winn ProX 1.18 stock grip rather than the red pistol grip, and 15 degrees toe down balance rather than the 35 degrees reported for the TourBlade, with weights spelled out as 355g at 35 inches, 370g at 34 inches, and 385g at 33 inches. Whether those differences reflect a distinct spec for the TourBlade edition specifically, or simply two sources describing the ER1 family at different points, isn't something this record can settle. Readers weighing the TourBlade against other ER1 releases should note the lie angle and balance figures don't agree across the two sources on file.