ER11 VX

The ER11 VX arrived in 2022 as the extreme-MOI variant within the ER11 mallet family, and according to snaintongolf.co.uk it followed the ER11v, which that same publication dates to early 2021. The site describes it as a mallet-style putter comparable in general shape to winged mallets like the TaylorMade Spider or Odyssey Ten, built around two oversized interchangeable perimeter weights that snaintongolf.co.uk says alter the putter's shape at address. That same source reports the weights on the VX run larger and heavier than those on the standard ER11, which tracks with the "Extreme MOI model" label the publication applies to it.

On face technology, snaintongolf.co.uk attributes to the VX the same proprietary parabolic grooves and Sweet Face technology language used elsewhere in Evnroll's marketing, though this comes from the publication's reporting rather than a maker page captured for this specific release. Reviewer sentiment collected on the ER11 VX leans favorable and consistent: praise centers on forgiveness and MOI, with snaintongolf.co.uk calling it ideal for the golfer seeking maximum forgiveness and wanting to squeeze all the performance out of a putter.

Within the ER11 line, the VX reads as the forgiveness-first extreme, positioned opposite whatever the standard ER11 head offers in feel or compactness. The maker's own captured pages on file here describe related ER11v builds, the Black mallet and the Midlock version, with specs like head weight and loft, but none of that captured maker prose speaks directly to the VX as reviewed above; what's held on the VX itself comes from editorial reporting and reviewer opinion rather than a maker listing for this exact release.