38 Tour Spec ER8
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Evnroll 38 Tour Spec ER8 is a listing tied specifically to a 38-inch build of the ER8, one of the longer configurations Evnroll has offered off this head. According to maplehillgolf.com, this unit came new, with a 17-inch grip, a matching headcover included, SweetFace Technology in the face, and 100% CNC milling. The retailer also lists the shaft as a stiff Ski Pole shaft, a detail specific to this listing rather than to the ER8 head generally.
The maker's own product pages for the ER8 describe the head as CNC milled in Carlsbad, California, made from 303 stainless steel with a silver satin finish, carrying 2 degrees of face loft off the shaft and a 70 degree lie angle. Two versions of the ER8 line appear in the maker's material: one balanced by length at 33 inches at D7, 34 inches at D7, and 35 inches at E0, mounted with a custom Evnroll red pistol grip and a single bend into a flow neck heel hosel; and a Tour Mallet variant balanced at 33 inches at E1, 34 inches at E1, and 35 inches at E4, using a custom Evnroll non-taper 1.2 grip with the shaft bent directly into the head. Neither of the maker's captured pages lists a 38-inch length or the specific balance point that would go with it, so where this listing's 38-inch spec fits against those swing weight tables isn't something the record settles.
What's clear is that this particular ER8 was configured well outside a standard putter length, built to length with a shorter grip than stock, and sold as new with its matching cover intact. Anyone weighing it against the standard ER8 or ER8 Tour Mallet builds should treat the length and shaft as the defining differences here, since the face technology and milling claims track with what Evnroll states for the line as a whole.
Sources: evnroll.com/er8-3.html (captured 2019) · evnroll.com/er8-3.html (captured 2020) · evnroll.com/er8-tourmallet.html (captured 2019) · evnroll.com/er8-tourmallet.html (captured 2020)
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The ER8 line
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