SweetFace Putters
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2016 SweetFace release marks Evnroll's introduction of its SweetFace Technology, a variable-width groove pattern built into the face. That groove pattern is verified and corroborated as the defining feature of this line's debut year.
The maker's page lists the putters as 100% milled in the USA, and describes the face milling as a patented pattern designed to redistribute energy evenly across the putter face. That claim of even energy distribution is the mechanical explanation Evnroll offers for whatever the groove pattern is meant to accomplish at impact.
Opinion on the release has been favorable. Reviewers have praised it for consistent ball speed, straighter putts, and what one account called ultimate forgiveness, though those are subjective takes rather than measured findings. Evnroll's own site adds a broader claim of trust, describing the brand as one relied on by PGA Tour players, club professionals, and amateur golfers worldwide, a marketing line rather than a verified figure. Taken together, the record shows a maker leading with a named face technology and a milling claim, with reviewer sentiment lining up behind the forgiveness angle the maker was selling from the start.
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The SweetFace line
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
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