“A NeoClassics-era heel-and-toe weighted blade with a traditional plumber-neck hosel. Same Sweet Face consistency across the face, dressed in a cleaner classic silhouette; best for players with a bit of arc.”
The ER1.2 is the Tour Blade in Evnroll's 2023 Neo Classic line — a heel-and-toe-weighted Anser-style blade with a traditional plumber-neck hosel, drawn longer heel-to-toe than usual so it presents a perpendicular 'T' shape at address for precise alignment. Its key departure from Evnroll's earlier fully-milled blades is construction: instead of a solid stainless face, the Neo Classic uses a precision-milled 6061 aluminum SweetFace INSERT backed by a polymer cushion. Reducing face weight frees mass for interchangeable tungsten/steel sole weights, tuning swing weight per length while damping sound. It keeps SweetFace's grooves so center and off-center strikes roll the same distance, and ships with a soft ~90g Tour Tac grip. CNC-milled in Carlsbad, California; ~2 degrees loft, 70-degree lie.
A well-received modern blade in a critically acclaimed boutique line (Independent Golf Reviews praised it as putting 'the best roll on the ball'), and its Neo Classic sibling the ER2 won MyGolfSpy's Best Blade of 2024 — but the ER1.2 itself is a current 2023 product without scarcity, tour legend or collector demand. Notable, not cult.
For the better or feel-oriented player who wants a traditional plumber-neck blade look and an arc stroke, but appreciates the softer insert feel and the ability to fine-tune weighting. The elongated 'T' shape aids alignment for a golfer who struggles to aim a plain blade. Not for a player needing maximum MOI to steady a stroke, nor anyone who prefers the firmer click of a fully-milled stainless face over the insert's damped feel.
Launched 2023 as part of the Neo Classic range, Evnroll's insert-faced, weight-tunable reinterpretation of its classic blades, positioned against Scotty Cameron Special Select Newport and Odyssey Ai-ONE Milled blades. The Neo Classic approach (aluminum insert + polymer + repositioned weight) marks Evnroll moving from purely-milled construction toward tunable, multi-material blades while keeping the SweetFace face pattern.
A blade, so directionally it is a moderate-MOI heel-toe design — the elongated head and perimeter weighting add some stability over a classic Anser, and the movable tungsten/steel sole weights let a fitter tune balance, but it is not a mallet. The SweetFace aluminum insert preserves Evnroll's signature distance forgiveness on off-center hits. A 7 sits it correctly with the ER2 blade: strong for a blade, well below the high-MOI mallets.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
As a current 2023 model (MSRP ~$400), used private-party examples are relatively scarce and hold value well — realistically ~$220-320 in 2026 in clean condition. Reconditioned-retail sellers (2nd Swing, Golf Galaxy) list new/graded Neo Classics at or near retail, so the used discount is modest; a private buyer should not expect the deep markdowns seen on the older 2016 blades. No appreciation beyond boutique scarcity; value is current-product functional.
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