ER1 Blade Putter

Product Overview: The Technology Story Twenty years ago Guerin Rife designed putters with closely spaced grooves running across the face allowing a putter to roll the ball smoothly at impact. Despite initial resistance, many major golf manufacturers using alternate versions of Guerin’s original groove technology now use this idea. While closely spaced grooves create a superior roll they also soften the impact. Simply stated, less contact surface means less hit. In tests, a ball hit in the center of a non-grooved putter travelled 25 feet, that same putter with grooves and just a quarter of the contact surface only reached 23.5 feet. Hitting a straight putt isn’t easy. On a 15 footer, a ball hit just half an inch off-center will travel about 6” off line and 5% shorter. That slight miss-hit is a missed putt! Introducting Evnroll® . Precise face milling imparts progressively more energy transfer on off-center hits to roll the ball a consistent distance with every stroke. The Design Story Each design has two small, unpainted dots on the top line of the putter 1/8” to either side of the center cavity sightline. This gives the golfer a subtle alignment reference for consistent lie angle positioning. The dots also assist the golfer on aligning breaking putts. Align the ball in front of the toe-side dot for right-to-left putts and the heel-side dot for left-to-right putts. This keeps the ball travelling on the high side of the target line. Head comes in a specified weight that compliments the length. Head weights are 15 grams heavier to allow for a 30-gram counter-weight. This combination maintains a Tour preferred swing weight for excellent distance control with heavier overall weight for a smoother stroke and greater stability. Features: A classic heel-toe weighted flange putter Shaft length and head weight: 35” @355g, 34”@370g, 33”@385g 2 degree face loft 71 degree lie angle