Your Brand Opinion: Evnroll Putters

[Vook]

I like the heavy feeling of the ER2 I use but it's more about the feeling of where the weight is located in the head.

I believe it contributes to a steadier and more consistent attempt at square as I get back to the ball.

 

[MILGolfing]

My entire bag was TM, but when I tried a EVNroll at Golftown, I fell inlove instantly. I don't mind that they are not recognized on tour, they would probably be more money if they were LOL. I purchased the ER7, but found it too heavy after a few rounds so i picked up the ER2 and ER 1TS as my practice putter but I putt much better with it and keep that in my bag as my daily. The MOI is so pure and you know when you've made a good putt. I would HIGHLY recommend the EVNroll to people that are playing SC and other high end putters! The new Z models look like they will be a game changer.

Edited October 11 by MILGolfing

[WaffleHouseTour]

Big big fan of Evnroll.  I have had two.  Would highly recommend anyone to get fit into one. 

 I fitted myself into the first one, loved it, customized it, and played it for a several year, but I had a consistent miss.  Was at the Kingdom for an event and while in their putt lab  they suggested I might want to get it checked out... so when I got home I went to Club Champion for a putter fitting.  Sure enough I had a consistent miss alignment.  They bent the neck as far as they could but not as far as they wanted. 

So, they fitted me into an Evnroll ER10 Outback with the correct neck angle.  I don't think I will ever putt with anything else. It would take a lot to get me to change.  It is stupidly accurate.  If I miss, it is all me.  During the fitting process was the laser and computer I know it is set up perfect.  Has given me great confidence.  I worry about even changing grips - I have everything set just so...  Fitting - even in putters - matters. 

I've often wondered why you don't see them on tour - but that may not be their thing.  Let's face it, there is a lot of pay for play.  They apparently are doing just fine without having to pay someone to play the club. 

[russtopherb]

Having been an Evnroll tester here, I can say that I have never had more confidence on the greens that I do with the ER5. And my scoring stats this year have proven it out. Great looks, feel, and performance for sure. Highly recommended.

[bowie5901]

I use the ER2 and the birdies just keep coming.  The putter rolls the ball really well and I love the performance.

[10Hockey]

I have owned  the same Evnroll putter now for 5 years and I love it !  I had a Spider putter before the Enroll and I made the switch for a few reasons.  The Enroll feels so much more balanced in my hands.  I love the way it sits on the green at address .  It seemed to me that the Spider putter would twist open and I had to square it , the Evnroll is square to the line and stays that way .  Love the firm feel , it gives me immediate feedback on my strike.  Great looking and I love the grip it comes with.  Nice to have a piece of equipment that I will not change !

[Indy_Oz]

When I think of Evnroll, I think of Rick Shiels.LMAO

When I returned to golf I was watching a lot of youtube content and Rick Shiels' use of Evnroll putters (ahead of his switch to a Ping mallet) switched me onto the brand.

I've not owned one, but I've tried Evnroll putters at Golf Galaxy and PGASS. Aside from the premium brand price point, they do seem well made nicely designed. When I was shopping around for mallet putters I was impressed by Evnroll- they do roll the ball very well (whether blade, double wide or mallets).

In the future I would add the new Zero putters to the Lab to test out and see if they work better.

[David Rakoczy]

Obsessed with Odyssey, but Scotty’s are nice, I don’t have a curved swing so with the toe weight, I don’t get the benefit of using the different Scotty Cameron’s 

[Titleist_LFF]

I've had a handful of playing partners that have had Evnroll putters and most seem to like them. Some times I think they like the Gravity Grip as much as they do the putter, at least that's what they first talk about when asking how they like the putter. I putt with a Bobby Grace Shiloh custom weld Neck Counter Balance, but recently acquired an Evnroll ER5 Tour Spec 38 in a trade. I was excited to try it, and the putter set up and looked fantastic. But in my opinion the putter just had no feel at all. It wasn't a nice solid click, it was just a dull clunky feel. I was definitely disappointed considering that I put them as a top putter brand. I will say the grip felt very nice but the roll was nowhere close to the Bobby Grace and the feel was just so off, that I sold the putter within the week. After this experiment, there are many other putter brands I would try before giving them another chance.

[kingeasynow]

22 minutes ago, WaffleHouseTour said:

Big big fan of Evnroll.  I have had two.  Would highly recommend anyone to get fit into one. 

 I fitted myself into the first one, loved it, customized it, and played it for a several year, but I had a consistent miss.  Was at the Kingdom for an event and while in their putt lab  they suggested I might want to get it checked out... so when I got home I went to Club Champion for a putter fitting.  Sure enough I had a consistent miss alignment.  They bent the neck as far as they could but not as far as they wanted. 

So, they fitted me into an Evnroll ER10 Outback with the correct neck angle.  I don't think I will ever putt with anything else. It would take a lot to get me to change.  It is stupidly accurate.  If I miss, it is all me.  During the fitting process was the laser and computer I know it is set up perfect.  Has given me great confidence.  I worry about even changing grips - I have everything set just so...  Fitting - even in putters - matters. 

I've often wondered why you don't see them on tour - but that may not be their thing.  Let's face it, there is a lot of pay for play.  They apparently are doing just fine without having to pay someone to play the club. 

I recently changed my original gravity grip for a new style gravity grip GG1. The old one had wore from putting it in and out of the putter well. The new versions seems to have a more rubbery texture and feels like it will last longer, but the weight etc all feels identical. 

[ChiefMikeOfficer]

Love the brand. Also really like Guerin's past projects (have an OG Rife in the basement, and two Guerin Tour Spec - mallet in my basement, blade in my office). For Evnroll specifically, I originally bought an ER5 Black, and also picked up an ER10 Outback -- loved the ER5 at first, but not so much the ER10 (but I gave it to my dad, and he swears by it). Eventually I jumped on the LAB train though...

I also have the Tour Stroke in my basement -- still play around with that from time to time to try to fix glitches in my stroke (but of course, "nothing works"  ).  

[Hook DeLoft]

I did a forum test of one of their blade style putters a few years ago.  I was very impressed with the quality and performance.  In fact, it is currently in my bag and, after a grip change, I am putting better than I ever have. 

[Michael.Sandoval33]

I was at Golf Galaxy yesterday and like @Shankster I hadn't yet rolled an Evnroll either. So I decided to try it coincidentally for a few rolls. It felt really good, I also rolled the Mezz while I was there and DF3 and I preferred the Evnroll over the two. It was not, however, one of their Zero Putters that I had the chance to try. 

[MattSappington]

I remember seeing them many years ago when my brother and playing partner started using one. He liked it but like a lot of us, was always searching for something better than the last. It seems like I hadn’t heard from them for a while until a couple of years ago when I started seeing reviews on the newest models. They seem to have great reviews and a great following and they look awesome. Might have to give them a try as I haven’t tried a new putter in 4 or 5 years. 

[JudgeSmails]

Great Putter 

Love my EV8 that's currently in the bag.  They have a great feel and put a great roll on the ball

Would love to try the new Zero models as well.

[wkaminsky]

I know very little about ER putters. However, from reading reviews online it seems like a solid brand who’s been doing things right for a while. 
 

I would be interested in testing one out. Hopefully anything will improve my putting

[bblackburn45]

I have never owned an Evnroll.  I have, based on MGS recommendations putted with a few of the models at GG or PGASS.  I am curious, but have never been fit due to the price.  I would like to be fit and see if they are that much of an improvement over my ody.ssey 

[Dan Yates]

I’ve only had the opportunity to play with an Evnroll putter twice, when I was considering shelving my Scotty Cameron Notchback Select Newport 2.5.  I was lucky enough the pro I was working with was developing a prototype putting training aid and wanted to have as many different putters to try it with, so he had an assortment of Scotty Cameron, Evnroll, TaylorMade, Ping, Odyssey, and a couple of Bettinardi’s and PXGs, and a SeeMore, and a few others.  
 

I liked the look of the fang-style Evnroll and one of the thicker blade-style putters, so I tried them against my Scotty.  They performed as well as a new putter could, but I couldn’t say whether they outperformed my gamer.  I like the subjective feel of the thick blade putter more than the fang, which surprised me, though it might have just been that the blade was closer to what I played everyday, and I consistently pulled the fang.  
 

I thought they were really well made, if maybe a little “busy” in the color combos and design, which was a slight distraction.  One thing I like about the Scotty, and interestingly my LAB Mezz.1 Max, is that they have a pretty simple ‘cut from a single billet’ look, even if the designs are complex.  I don’t know if that makes sense, but both of the Evnroll’s I tried had mixed bands of metals/colors, and maybe it’s my neuro-spicy take on it, but I didn’t like that as much.  They still left me feeling like they were a high quality brand and that a lot of thought went into their designs, but they didn’t suit my eye as much

[smt121]

I use a Evnroll ER2. It is a wonderful putter. Rolls well even if hit off center

[Medfloat]

Tried a few of them at a couple golf stores when I was looking to replace my Odyssey Two-Ball.  Big name, optically appealing, good weight, great feel, silly price.

[Ajk21]

Same hype as Scotty Cameron Putters IMO.

[Sneakyshort2]

I have an Evnroll blade putter and just love it. Switched from Cameron and will not go back. Feel is amazing and distant control has greatly improved. 

[AnthonyAubain]

I have never owned one myself, I’ve rolled a few of them wrong handed and loved the feel off the face. They do not have too many lefty options around stores to try but as I said they seem great right handed and well made. I’d love to get my hands on one eventually.

[RetiredBoomer]

2 minutes ago, AnthonyAubain said:

Is have never owned one myself, I’ve rolled a few of them wrong handed and loved the feel off the face. They do not have too many lefty options around stores to try but as I said they seem great right handed and well made. I’d love to get my hands on one eventually.

I've never even tried one--some of the geezers with whom I play have 1960s Bullseyes or 1970s Ram Zebras--

but I have to admit that at least in photos, the Z2s looks really, really good to my eye.  

[TrailDogDad]

Still playing a Guerin Rife Mallet (Barbados) because I haven't found anything better. Company now makes EVNRoll, so I expect same lasting quality. If someone gave me one, I'd try it, but I don't need to spend on one now.

[funkyjudge]

I am a bit biased regarding EVNROLL, having known Guerin Rife for many years and having used one of his signature putters prior to his launching EVNROLL. I have owned at least one EVNROLL putter ever since Guerin fitted me for one of his new company's putters at the 2016 PGA Show (January, 2016).  That original ER2 model is still in one of my golf bags, and I used it continuously from 2016 through about early in 2022 (the ER2 still gets some play).

Since that first EVNROLL putter that I got fitted for in 2016, I have owned three other EVNROLL putters (an ER7 which never quite lived up to expectations, plus an EV8 with a long slant neck and an ER10 "Outback" model). I still own both the ER8v and the ER10, and both have gotten regular use over the last 2.5 years.  The ER10 "Outback", which is still 100% original, is firmly entrenched in the #1 putter position and has been the only putter that I have used since acquiring it more than a year ago .... it just works for me! The ER2 and EV8 work quite well for me, but the ER10 is an absolute winner in my hands, and my putting stats have improved substantially since I began using that model putter.

EVNROLL makes great putters, and there's not a nicer man, and a person more knowledgeable about putting and putter design than Guerin Rife (sorry, Scotty Cameron, et al!). EVNROLL's customer service and in-person attention to detail, plus feedback regarding what works and what doesn't for a golfer's putting stroke and style is second to none, in my opinion.

Edited October 11 by funkyjudge
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[MuniGolfer]

I have only ever heard good things, and actually wanted to try one before I was selected to test a sacks parente. I probably would own one now if the sp wasn’t doing so well for me. From what I have seen with YouTubers using them and the online reviews on them, I have always been surprised they don’t see much tour use.

[funkyjudge]

2 hours ago, WaffleHouseTour said:

Big big fan of Evnroll.  I have had two.  Would highly recommend anyone to get fit into one. 

 I fitted myself into the first one, loved it, customized it, and played it for a several year, but I had a consistent miss.  Was at the Kingdom for an event and while in their putt lab  they suggested I might want to get it checked out... so when I got home I went to Club Champion for a putter fitting.  Sure enough I had a consistent miss alignment.  They bent the neck as far as they could but not as far as they wanted. 

So, they fitted me into an Evnroll ER10 Outback with the correct neck angle.  I don't think I will ever putt with anything else. It would take a lot to get me to change.  It is stupidly accurate.  If I miss, it is all me.  During the fitting process was the laser and computer I know it is set up perfect.  Has given me great confidence.  I worry about even changing grips - I have everything set just so...  Fitting - even in putters - matters. 

I've often wondered why you don't see them on tour - but that may not be their thing.  Let's face it, there is a lot of pay for play.  They apparently are doing just fine without having to pay someone to play the club. 

There's more than a few EVNROLL putters on the various professional tours; you just have to look hard to find them. There was also one player on teh PGA or Korn Ferry Tour rocking an EVNROLL bag a year or two ago.

[michaels]

Definitely have a high value of the EVNRoll brand. I know several scratch players that use and love them...so the perception is that they are used by top players. I've putted with them at some shops and they do look and feel great. Definitely a consideration for my next putter purchase.

[GolfSpy_APH]

2 minutes ago, funkyjudge said:

There's more than a few EVNROLL putters on the various professional tours; you just have to look hard to find them. There was also one player on teh PGA or Korn Ferry Tour rocking an EVNROLL bag a year or two ago.

So why did LAB catch fire and make it in the bag of so many but evnroll hasnt? I can only imagine where they would be if MyGolfSpy hadn't been singing it's praises for years on end.