Tested & Reviewed: Evnroll Putters

We’ll say it early and often, Evnroll makes fantastic putters that any serious golfer should consider adding to their golf bag.

We tested the Evnroll ER1.2, ER2, ER5, ER7, ER8.3 and ER10 putters. Given the premium materials and craftsmanship that go into every Evnroll putter, the price, usually between $350-$400, is fair. Each Evnroll putter feels like a rare, boutique-style putter. There's no cookie-cutter, mass-produced vibe with these flat sticks. Dare we say Evnroll putters are on par with Bettinardi, and better feeling than most Scotty Cameron models? Yes, we dare.

Evnroll putters are best suited in the bags of players who can appreciate a great putter. The player who wants a game-changing putter that they will also care for should take a long, hard look at Evnroll.

Any golfer is free to spend their money however they'd like, but we don't necessarily recommend Evnroll putters for beginners or purely recreational players, as those players are less likely to realize the benefits of the premium price tag. 

The bottom line is Evnroll makes a solid putter that is well worth your time to demo, and well worth your money once you realize how sweet they are.

The success of Evnroll can be directly linked to the company's founder, Guerin Rife, formerly of Odyssey and Rife Putters. He launched Evnroll in 2016, and the premium putter line has taken off. It helps when your background includes being one of the biggest innovators in golf equipment over the past few decades.

We put the Evnroll ER1.2, ER2, ER5, ER7, ER8.3 and ER10 putters through rigorous testing. To learn exactly how Evnroll putters perform in every situation, we hit putts of every length: shorties, mid-range, and long lag putts. We hit uphill, downhill and sidehill putts. We hit putts from off the green, and even judged forgiveness by intentionally hitting putts off the toe and heel. Here's how each putter performed, and which golfers each model suits best.

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The Evnroll ER1.2 putter warms the hearts of all golf purists. It’s an Anser-style blade that has a traditional appearance, but once you roll a few putts, you realize it doesn’t feel like any blade you’ve used before. This plumber’s neck model is so soft at impact and satisfies your touch, see, and hear senses all in one stroke. The edges are rounded to perfection and its two alignment dimples are subtle, yet effective.

Best for: Traditional players who won’t stray from blade style putters.

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The ER8.3 putter is a half mallet, flow neck putter. If this is your style, the standout feature of the ER8.3 is that it's more compact than an Odyssey #7, for example. We definitely like the smaller profile and were very impressed by its mid-range accuracy.

Best for: Players with moderate to high arc in their putting stroke.

Overall, we're mightily impressed by all the Evnroll putters we tested. Enough to make us rethink our own bag. From a feel and sound standpoint, Evnroll was right there with Toulon Design and Bettinardi, two brands we hold in high regard.

Any serious player will say that the person using the putter is a major factor in performance, and we agree. We wouldn’t say our putting skills are anywhere near scratch, but we can say that these Evnroll putters helped our putting performance. Specifically, the ER5 and ER10 had us feeling like we couldn’t miss.

The one area where Evnroll will fall short with many shoppers is price. Of the six models we tested, the lowest price point was $360. If you’re on the hunt for the best value putter, we respect that. You just won’t find it with Evnroll. These are premium putters for serious players, so a premium price tag comes with the territory.

For all of you left-handed golfers out there, Evnroll didn’t forget about you. The ER2, ER5, ER7, and ER10 models are all available in lefty, with the potential for more models in the future.

You’ve read our review, you’re all-in on Evnroll, but you’d prefer to try a used model. That's not a bad idea.

First and foremost, make sure you’re buying from a trustworthy seller. If you’re buying from eBay, do your research on the seller. If you’re buying pre-owned from a retailer, be sure to check it up and down to make sure it’s in great shape. The main thing to keep in mind is that Evnroll putters are made from a softer metal, so they can blemish easily. Be sure to investigate the putter face and specifically the grooves to make sure it still rolls the rock with accuracy.

As always, when you're buying golf equipment from sellers or sites you're not familiar with, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is.

We hope that our review showcases our feelings about Evnroll putters accurately. In case there’s any confusion, we love these putters. The look and feel of each model are unique, yet uniform. Are they expensive? Yes. Could you be investing in a putter for life? Also, yes.