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EVNROLL ER1.2 – 35″ – TRADITIONAL BLADE PUTTER – LOVELY FEEL
£145.00
CLUB TYPE: PUTTER
MAKE: EVNROLL
MODEL: ER1.2
LENGTH: 34″
CONDITION: VERY GOOD
Weight: 340 grams
Lie Angle: 70 DEGREE
Shaft: STEEL
Loft: 2 Degree
Cost New: £279.00
This club is in simply superb condition, it has very little wear and has never been used lightly.
No marks and immaculate over the ball.
Postage Costs: Free Postage in the UK, all other postage to Ireland, EU and Global will be at cost
Please see all the close up photos for condition as there are NO RETURNS!
Club is fully insured through delivery
The details below are the review given at the time of launch and not the opinions of the seller
REVIEW: Evnroll ER1.2 Tour Blade Putter
Best Darn Roll Now With The Best Darn Shape
Does the shape of your putter really matter? You’ve probably heard the expression, “I could putt with anything as long as it gets the ball in the hole.”
While visually you might not care what it looks like, your eyes and stroke do care. Last year I had the opportunity to test the Evnroll ER2 putter. I loved the look of the wide body anser putter and was blown away by the face technology. But no matter how hard I tried, I just couldn’t make it work. The roll was the most consistent of any putter I’d ever tried, but my stroke was the most inconsistent when I had that putter in my hands. The new Evnroll ER1.2 Tour Blade however has changed my stroke consistency.
Not only do I get the best darn roll you can get with a putter, I also have a darn consistent stroke with it.
If you don’t remember who Guerin Rife is, here is a little recap: He started the putter company Rife Putters in 2000 and became famous for the 2-bar putter. Upon selling that company a few years ago, he sold those naming rights with it. His new company Evnroll started 2 years ago and focused primarily on face groove technology. If you look really close at these face grooves you will see that they are not just straight grooves, but that they have wider gaps in the middle of the face and tapper near the edges. The purpose for these grooves is to create a consistent roll no matter where you hit it on the grooves; thus the name Evnroll.
Evnroll now shows 12 models on their home page, while a couple are pretty similar just different colors. I just recently wrote my Evnroll ER2 review. This year I tested virtually all the models at the PGA show and fell in love with the ER1.2 Tour Blade. Much of what I loved from the ER2 remained, but the new shape and plumbers neck fit my eye and stroke perfectly. The head is a nice 370grams at 34″ and this time it has a standard grip instead of a backweighted grip. The stainless steel head gives a nice solid “click” on the ball at impact. They kept the unique alignment dots combined with the line on the flange which makes it easy to line up. It has 35* of toe hang which is a nice fit for my arch stroke.
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