Murdered Out ER2B

The Murdered Out ER2B arrived in 2019 as a blacked-out version of Evnroll's ER2 blade, designed by Guerin Rife and hand-finished in Carlsbad, California. The head is CNC-milled, with bagboy.com describing a shorter, wider, heel-and-toe weighted flange blade finished in a proprietary flat black armor coating, paired here with a black shaft, black grip, and black headcover to match. golfbusinessmonitor.com describes the same finish and shape in nearly identical terms, both crediting the face to what they call Sweet Face Technology, a milling pattern bagboy.com calls patented and describes as redirecting the ball back to center to eliminate dispersion on off-center hits.

The putter's reputation rests heavily on one result. bagboy.com and golfbusinessmonitor.com both report that the ER2B claimed 1st spot in MyGolfSpy's 2020 Most Wanted Blade Putter Test, and bagboy.com adds that it was ranked 1st from 10 feet in that same testing. Community sentiment collected on the model echoes this, citing the same distinction and pointing to consistent distance control on off-center strikes as a reason for it. None of this is verified independently; it is what the publications and the Community said about the putter's performance, not a house finding.

Within the ER2 line, the Murdered Out treatment reads as a cosmetic and finish variant built on Rife's existing blade shape and face milling rather than a change to the underlying design. What the record holds distinct to this release is the blacked-out hardware, the July 2019 timing reported by bagboy.com, and the outsized attention it drew a year later when MyGolfSpy's test results circulated.