38 Tour Spec ER2 Wide
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 38 Tour Spec is a length-driven variant of the ER2 Wide, built for players hunting extra reach rather than a different head shape. Maplehillgolf.com lists it at 38 inches with a 17 inch grip, well beyond the 33 to 35 inch range the maker's own ER2 pages describe for the standard blade, which signals this release was cut specifically for a longer, arm-lock or belly-style setup rather than a standard putting stroke.
Maplehillgolf.com's listing describes the head as an "ER2 Wide blade," 100% CNC milled, carrying Evnroll's SweetFace Technology insert, and paired with a stiff "Ski Pole" shaft, a shaft designation not found on the standard ER2 pages, which reference an FST stepless shaft instead. Whether "Ski Pole" refers to a distinct shaft product or simply this retailer's shorthand for a longer, stiffer shaft suited to the added length is left for the reader to weigh against the maker's own descriptions of the ER2 line.
Against the core ER2 Wide, which the maker's pages describe in its 33 to 35 inch lengths with a Winn ProX or custom red pistol grip, this Tour Spec release reads as a specialty build aimed at a narrower slice of golfers, those working with non-standard length and setup, rather than a replacement for the standard blade. The SweetFace insert and milled construction carried over from the wider ER2 family remain the throughline, with length and grip as the points of departure.
Sources: evnroll.com/er2-mid-blade.html (captured 2016) · evnroll.com/er2-2.html (captured 2020)
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The ER2 line
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