Roll Groove Technology Series

The record on the Rife Roll Groove Technology Series is thin, and what we hold comes from rifegolf.com rather than from any hands-on review. According to rifegolf.com, this series dates to 1996 and is built around the Roll Groove Technology face, a pattern of scorelines designed to make the ball over-roll toward the target rather than skid off the face at impact. That's the defining idea of the line as reported, a face treatment meant to change how the ball leaves the putter rather than a change to head shape or weighting.

Rifegolf.com also lists a loft of 2 degrees, and repeats that figure as applying to all putters in the series, a consistent spec across the line rather than one that varies putter to putter. We hold no maker-published prose and no Putter Talk review of this series, so the record here rests entirely on that single editorial source. Readers weighing the Roll Groove Technology Series should treat the face technology description and the 2 degree loft as rifegolf.com's account, not as figures this house has tested or confirmed.