ER11vx

The ER11vx is Evnroll's follow-up to the ER11v within the V-Series line, and the naming tells the story of the change: golfalot.com reports that Evnroll "amplified its high MOI to extreme MOI, hence the addition of the 'X' in its name." The same source describes the ER11v as having been "the hottest member of the 2021 V-Series," which sets up the ER11vx as the line's next step rather than a fresh start. Golfalot.com also calls it a "modified version of the ER11v, large mallet," built in black anodised 6061 aluminium with a hollowed-out sole section that the outlet says "helps to raise MOI by moving weight to the sides."

Design-wise, golfalot.com reports the putter carries a single sightline running the full length of the head, a short slant hosel, and rear heel/toe adjustable stainless steel weights, which Evnroll's own materials describe as "redesigned to reposition mass further outward." Golfalot.com also frames the shafting as intentional: "engineered to virtually eliminate the pull from your game," a claim echoed by Evnroll's page language on heel-biased shafting. The face uses what golfalot.com calls the SweetFace mill pattern, with grooves the outlet says are "printed on rather than added using an insert." Golfalot.com lists an MSRP of 409 GBP and toe hang at 15 degrees.

Reviewer opinion on the ER11vx is mixed on feel and mechanics even where it agrees on quality. Community sentiment praises consistent roll, distance control, and construction, but also flags the putter as expensive and notes the head "turning over a bit to the left even with anti-pull technology," a criticism that sits awkwardly against Evnroll's own stated design intent to eliminate the pull. Golfalot.com's own review leaned favorable in practice, with the outlet writing "I could easily put this club in the bag and use it for the rest of the season, I loved testing it," while separately noting the ER11vx sounds "a bit louder at impact than the Evnroll Zero" and is "a bit lighter in weight" than that model, giving prospective buyers two competing data points to weigh against each other rather than a single verdict.