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In short
The Evnroll ER8V Tour Mallet (2025) is a mallet putter built for stability and easier alignment. It has mid toe hang, with a built-in alignment aid. It carries a $419 MSRP.
The Evnroll ER8V Tour Mallet is the milled, tour-grade version of Guerin Rife's mid-mallet, and it exists to do one thing well: hand you the same distance on the strikes you don't flush. The face carries Evnroll's Sweet Face Technology, a variable-depth groove milling that cuts deeper toward the center and shallower out to the heel and toe. A putt caught a groove off the middle rolls almost as far as one struck dead center. That's the number that costs you, because most putts are missed on speed rather than line, and a face that guards your distance on the near misses is where the strokes come back.
The V in the name is the giveaway that this is the fully milled tour build, not a cast head. It's precision cut so the face, the sole, and the weighting all hold tighter tolerances than the more attainable Origin line, and the payoff is a firmer, more reported feel off the face and a look that stays clean behind the ball. The ER8 shape is a compact mid-mallet, big enough to raise MOI and calm the shaky hands, small enough that it doesn't feel like you're pushing a shovel around the green. A single sightline runs the length of the crown to set your start line.
Before you buy, check the hang against your stroke. The ER8V is built with mid toe hang, so the face rotates a moderate amount through the stroke instead of staying dead square like a face-balanced mallet. That makes it a fit for a player whose putter travels on a natural arc. If you take the putter straight back and straight through, a face-balanced head suits you better and you'll fight this one all day. Match the hang to how you actually move the putter and the ER8V feels like it releases on its own.
The face does the heavy lifting. Sweet Face Technology varies the groove depth across the width of the milled hitting area so ball speed stays even from heel to toe, which is what tightens your distance control on the off-center strikes that fill up a round. That face sits in a compact mid-mallet body with heel and toe weighting to push MOI up and keep the head from twisting when you catch one thin. The full milling is the reason it's the tour model: the head is cut to tighter tolerances than a cast one, which sharpens the feel at impact and keeps the shape crisp behind the ball. A single crown sightline gives you a clean line to aim without a busy top line pulling your eye. The mid toe hang is a deliberate spec, not a byproduct of the shape. It pairs a stable, forgiving mallet head with a face that releases on an arc, so a player with that stroke gets a putter that opens and closes in step with the hands. That's an unusual combination, since most mallets this stable are sold face-balanced. As a mid-mallet the ER8V carries a larger footprint than a blade, and the trade is more forgiveness and easier alignment for a bigger head at address. If you want something tiny you can tuck and manipulate, look at a blade instead. This is built to be stable, aimable, and consistent on speed, in a milled package meant to hold up to a tour player's eye.
Evnroll's patented Sweetface Technology uses variable-width grooves to progressively increase friction toward the edges, gently guiding off-center hits back toward the target line.
| Brand | Evnroll |
| Model | ER8V Tour Mallet |
| Year | 2025 |
| Type | Mallet |
| Toe hang | Mid toe hang |
| Alignment aid | Yes |
| MSRP | $419 |
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