Evnroll EV5.2 Putter Review
With the Evnroll V Series putter line growing in 2023, the new EV 5.2 Duo putter is a familiar shape that features the same face technology that makes Evnroll putters popular among golf club technology geeks. So how did it perform? Find out in our Evnroll EV5.2 putter review.
EVNROLL EV5.2 Putter Review: NCG Summary
NCG SUMMARY
This putter is an impressive piece of technology. Super customisable with many features to help you putt better and more consistently.
Putts roll off this putter so well; you really notice the stability and soft feel from the face; it is hard to believe how straight your miss-hits come off the blade.
PROS
- Beautiful shape
- Loads of custom options
- High MOI means miss-hits perform really well.
CONS
- A bit pricey
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First Impressions
The lines on this putter are so clean. I couldn’t tell you if it’s the two-tone head, the standard single top sightline, the linear rear wing, or the two longer lines, but standing over this putter, there are so many ways to line up correctly it genuinely gives you the feeling you can’t miss.
The entire putter has a super high-end feel to it. A bit like going into a Louis Vuitton shop; you know every part of it is made from the highest quality materials, and you are getting the best possible product. My first impressions are very good.
NCG Review
As a blade putter die-hard, I don’t often get excited about mallet putters. Too big, too clunky, too face balanced, and often with giant grips mean I’ve not had many last long in my bag. Evnroll, however, allowed me the choice of head style, hosel style, alignment aids, and finish, which meant I was able to order a putter that really suits my eye and my putting style.
My initial feelings were brilliant, I find that often mallets feel closed to me, which emphasises the pull that upsets me greatly, but the Evnroll EV5.2 just sits so square and beautifully behind the ball. I love the line on the top of the head that runs directly into the ball.
Once we get past the aesthetics of the putter, the head is jam-packed with technology that might actually improve your game. Each of Evnroll’s putters have a milled 303 stainless steel head with its ‘sweet face technology’
Sweet face technology is what Evnroll have called their variable groove thickness technology, which means that putts from the heel and toe will roll the same distance to a putt hit out of the centre. This is a huge victory for golfers as they a) don’t practice their putting and b) don’t regularly hit the middle of the face as often as they believe.
I found that although the precision CNC milled 303 stainless steel face felt a little soft, after a few minutes of lag-putting practice, I grew to love the feel and don’t want to go back to a firmer-faced putter. It’s nice to feel like you can make a positive stroke.
I’ve had this putter in the bag now for a few rounds and absolutely love it. I love the stealthy black shaft and black grip. The parallel and perpendicular aiming aids are helping me hit my start lines a lot more often than before, and I feel like a robot inside 5 feet which is amazing.
The grooved hitting area makes you feel like the sweet spot of the putter is huge, so you don’t really think much about miss-hits. Evnroll have added loads of adjustable weights onto the bottom of the head so that it can be swing weighted perfectly to your desired feel in a fitting session, which is not something many brands can offer you.
You also have the ability to unscrew and fully remove the shaft and hosel out of the head and swap into a different configuration which would give you a different lie angle, face balance, and length in a matter of minutes.
If you’re a golf tech geek and are looking to swap out your flat stick for something new, or just looking to invest in a putter that will help your performance, you absolutely must give the Evnroll EV5.2 putter a go. It is a bit pricey at nearly £400, but it’s well worth the investment. The customisation alone is worth the cost; it really is a brilliant putter.
EVNROLL EV5.2 Putter: The Details
Available: Now
RRP: $419
Shaft lengths: 33 – 35 inches
More information: Evnroll Website
Jack Backhouse
Jack is a PGA Golf Professional who specialises in coaching, teaching golf to beginners and top-level amateurs for 10+ years. He also loves his golf equipment and analysing the data of the latest clubs on the market using launch monitors, specialising in blade irons and low-spinning drivers despite having a chronically low ball flight.
Although Jack has no formal journalism training, He has been reading What's In The Bag articles since he started playing at 12 and studying golf swings since his dad first filmed his swing to reveal one of the worst over-the-top slice swings he reckons has ever been recorded, which set him off on the path to be a coach. His favourite club ever owned was a Ping G10 driver bought from a local top amateur with the hope that some of the quality golf shots would come with it (they didn't), and worst was a Nike SQ driver he only bought because Tiger was using it.
Jack is a member of Sand Moor Golf Club and regularly gets out on the golf course to prepare for tournaments. Jack uses a TaylorMade BRNR Mini driver, a half set of TaylorMade P7MB irons, MG4 wedges and a TaylorMade TP Reserve putter.