“The full mallet that won MyGolfSpy's Most Wanted Mallet, making Evnroll the first to win both blade and mallet tests. High-MOI and face-balanced with Sweet Face consistency; ideal for a straight-back-straight-through stroke.”
The ER7 is Evnroll's rear-perimeter-weighted full mallet, launched in 2017 as a follow-up to the brand's 2016 debut. CNC-milled from a block of 303 stainless steel and hand-finished in Carlsbad, California, it carries the same progressive SweetFace groove milling as every other Evnroll head, packaged into the highest-MOI shape in the lineup at the time. It became the club that put Evnroll on the map: MyGolfSpy's 2017 'Most Wanted Mallet' test crowned the ER7 with a Strokes Gained per 18 holes (SG18) score of 0.95, 0.45 clear of the next-best mallet — roughly two strokes better across a four-round tournament. That win, paired with the ER2 blade's win in the same year's blade test, made Evnroll the first brand ever to sweep both MyGolfSpy Most Wanted putter categories in one year.
Won MyGolfSpy's 2017 'Most Wanted Mallet' test outright with a documented SG18 of 0.95, 0.45 ahead of the runner-up — an unusually decisive margin for that test. Combined with the ER2 blade's win the same year, it made Evnroll the first brand in the test's history to sweep both putter categories, a fact independently reported by Golf Business News, Midwest Golfing Magazine, and Golfshake, not just Evnroll's own marketing.
Golfers who want maximum forgiveness and distance-control consistency with a straight-back-straight-through stroke; the largest, most stable shape in Evnroll's original lineup. Less suited to a player who wants to work the face open/closed through a strong arc stroke.
Launched in 2017 alongside the ER8, extending Evnroll's 2016 debut lineup. Its Most Wanted win came the same year the ER2 blade won its category, and the ER8 followed up with its own Most Wanted Mallet win in 2018 — three consecutive years of MyGolfSpy testing dominance that built Evnroll's reputation as a legitimate rival to Scotty Cameron and Odyssey rather than a boutique curiosity.
A rear-perimeter-weighted full mallet is inherently a high-MOI shape, and MyGolfSpy's own robot and player testing data (the basis of its Most Wanted win) is direct evidence of superior distance control on mis-hits versus rival mallets tested the same year. Among putters generally this sits near the top of the forgiveness scale; it is not a 9-10 only because a handful of even larger, more extreme high-MOI mallet shapes exist elsewhere in the market.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
Original retail was $379. As Evnroll's most independently validated mallet, used examples run slightly above less-documented siblings — roughly $170-240 in 2026 depending on shaft, grip and cosmetic wear.
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