ER11vx

The ER11vx is golfalot.com's designation for a modified version of the ER11v, distinguished from the standard model by an all black face with grooves printed on rather than added using an insert, and a body finished in black and silver with red accents, according to the publication. Golfalot also reported a hollowed out sole section that raises MOI by shifting weight to the sides, adjustable stainless steel weights in the rear corners, a short slant hosel, and 15 degrees of toe hang, along with a single sightline for aim. The outlet described the head as built from black anodised 6061 aluminum and noted it looked similar to the Scotty Cameron Phantom X range, with an MSRP of £409.

Reaction to the vx gathered by Putter Talk was largely favorable but not uniform. One reviewer praised how it sat very flat and looked confident at address, pointed to a thick alignment line that made aiming easy, and credited it with pure roll and consistency, while also flagging the £409 price as expensive and noting the head still felt like it was turning over a bit to the left even with the putter's anti-pull technology. Golfalot.com's own verdict ran more simply positive, calling it a fantastic feeling and performing putter with a great design that is constructed with precision and care. Golfalot also placed the vx against Evnroll's own Zero, describing it as a bit lighter in weight and a bit louder at impact than that model, and credited the face's SweetFace mill pattern with grooves for consistency of roll, giving the putter what the outlet called extreme MOI.

Against the rest of the ER11v line, the vx reads as a cosmetic and detail revision rather than a wholesale redesign, per golfalot's account, sharing the high MOI mallet philosophy of the ER11v while distinguishing itself through the printed black face, the red accented finish, and the sole and weighting changes the outlet described.