ER7 FullMallet

The ER7 FullMallet arrived in the Evnroll line in 2017 as the full-mallet counterpart to the brand's early releases, and most of what's on record about it comes from the golf press rather than from us. Golfmagic and Golf Monthly both reported a March 1, 2017 availability date, and both describe the head built from 303 stainless steel with a CNC-milled face. Golf Monthly put the price at £300 GBP and described the design as three milled parallel steps connected to the centre alignment section, while Golfmagic characterized the shape as three prominent centre sightlines surrounded by a symmetrical distribution of weight that flows gracefully back from the heel and toe.

Both outlets also point to Evnroll's LineAlign feature on this release, described by Golfmagic as two small, unpainted dots on the topline 1/8 inch either side of the centre cavity sightline, a detail Golf Monthly's report matches nearly word for word. The maker's own product pages, captured later, list the head as CNC milled in Carlsbad, California with a 303 stainless steel body, and offer the ER7 in both a black armour finish version and a silver satin CS version, each with its own swing weight and shafting specs, though those pages aren't dated to the 2017 launch itself. Golfmagic and Golf Monthly agree the putter shipped in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths.

On performance, Midwest Golfing Magazine reported that the ER7 FullMallet won MyGolfSpy.com's 2017 tests, a result attributed to that outlet's coverage rather than confirmed independently here. Within the ER7 name, this FullMallet stands as the larger-footprint version of the model, built around the same alignment and milling ideas Evnroll was applying across its 2017 lineup.