Evnroll ER5v Midlock Putter Review
It’s been six years since Evnroll introduced itself to the golfing world, but in that time, the brand has gone on to become one of the best putter manufacturers in golf. And we can certainly see why, with the brand having won several designer’s awards since its inception in 2016, making it one of the most trusted and reliable putter manufacturers on the market.
We recently had the pleasure of testing out the Evnroll ER5v Midlock Putter and we were so enamored by this offering, that we decided to add it to our Editors Choice List for 2021. It is a showcasing of the brilliant technology that Evnroll cram into all of their putters, which are some of the most forgiving putters (opens in new tab) in the game. If you’ve ever thought about using an armlock putter, we’d definitely recommend giving this one a try.
Evnroll describes this putter as ‘Armlock made easy,’ and we have to agree with that statement. This fascinating concept comes from putter design expert Guerin Rife, the brains behind Evnroll’s parabolic grooves system, which aims to help putts roll straighter and more consistently. This putter features a patented grip design that has the deepest pistol dimension allowed by the USGA. It positions the grip sideways, pushing the shaft angle away from the mid-forearm. That reduces the typical nine degrees of loft to just four, which is similar to a simple forward press. This leads to a set-up which should encourage an effortless one-piece putting stroke, eliminating all unwanted wrist movement. If you’re unsure of what grip is best for you, take a look at our best grips guide (opens in new tab) to learn more about the different types of putter grips available.
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The design of the ER5v also means there’s no need for any special shafts or heavy head weights. The club’s armlock feature solves the problem of too much shaft lean and eliminates the chances of you pulling a putt or you having to perform an exaggerated forward press. As for its head, there…
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