New Partner: Evnroll Putters

Evnroll’s most popular models will now be available nationwide through Club Champion. The technologically advanced putters from renowned designer Guerin Rife feature a unique patented face mill pattern designed for unprecedented accuracy and zero dispersion.

“We’re delighted to be working with Club Champion to offer our award-winning putters throughout the U.S.,” said Rife, Designer and CEO.

Evnroll Putters first came to the golf world’s attention in 2016 with a range of 100% milled putters featuring Evnroll’s patented ‘SweetFace Technology’. Described by MyGolfSpy as a ‘game-changer’, Evnroll’s ‘SweetFace Technology’ imparts progressively more energy transfer on off-center hits to roll the ball a consistent distance with every stroke, regardless of impact point. The unique milling pattern also works to gently re-direct the ball back to the center, eliminating dispersion from off-center hits.

Some featured models in the 2020 line-up:

ER2B MidBlade
The ER2B is a shorter, wider, heel-and-toe weighted flange blade featuring a proprietary flat black armor finish, complete with black shaft, grip and headcover.

ER5 HatchBack
The ER5 Hatchback is a popular winged mallet design with a “hatched out” center section. It also incorporates a low heel bend, which creates more toe hang to guard against pulled putts.

ER10 Outback
The ER10 Outback is an ultra-high MOI (super-stable) oversized mallet. It features a lightweight 6061 aluminum body coated with a scratch-resistant Black Armor finish. Two front-to-back sight lines frame the ball at address to aid in alignment.

ER1TS
The ER1TS is actually a CNC-milled version of Rife’s new TourStroke Trainer, where the degree of offset is the headline news. Head shape and style are the same as on the original ER1 heel-toe weighted flange blade, but with the addition of a hosel that moves the shaft one inch in front of the face to create a super stable MOI of 20,000. This design creates forward press and sets the right wrist without leaning the shaft forward to promote a very stable one-piece shoulder based putting stroke.