What Makes the Evnroll EZPZ Putter Different?
Putting technology has increasingly focused on what the putter face is doing during the stroke. Evnroll’s newest idea tackles that question in a different way.
The 2026 Evnroll EZPZ putters, now available at Worldwide Golf, introduce what the company calls Reverse Torque. Instead of trying to eliminate face rotation, the design is engineered to slow the rate at which the face opens and closes through impact while retaining a more familiar look and putting motion.
What Is Reverse Torque?
The concept starts with Evnroll’s Reverse Torque Hosel and the relationship between the shaft and center of gravity.
The forward-leaning hosel points the shaft slightly toe-ward of the center of gravity, with approximately 60 percent of the clubhead’s mass positioned below the shaft axis. That creates a heel-down balance intended to influence how quickly the face rotates during the stroke.
Evnroll also uses the term “Square Zone” to describe the stretch of the stroke where the face stays square enough to start the ball on the intended line. According to the company’s Quintic Ball Roll testing, the EZPZ is designed to extend that window through the impact area.
At the same time, Evnroll says the design maintains face awareness, allowing golfers to sense how the putter is moving throughout the stroke.
A 100% Milled Multi-Material Head
The EZPZ combines a 100% milled 6061 aluminum chassis with a 100% milled 303 stainless-steel weight wing.
Steel weights positioned in the extreme heel and toe are used to help tune the putter for balanced feel at different lengths.
The combination also creates a high-MOI mallet designed to resist twisting when contact moves away from the center of the face. Its larger footprint gives golfers the visual presence of a modern mallet while allowing Evnroll to distribute mass throughout the head.
SweetFace 2.0 Manages Ball Speed and Roll
Evnroll’s SweetFace 2.0 technology brings a different job to the face.
Its parabolic wave-pattern grooves are wider near the center and become progressively narrower toward the heel and toe. That changing contact surface is designed to manage energy transfer across different strike locations, helping maintain ball speed and roll distance.
The pattern also addresses what Evnroll calls dimple deflection. Because a golf ball can meet the face differently depending on how its dimples contact the grooves, SweetFace 2.0 creates multiple contact surfaces intended to reduce small variations in initial roll.
The ALL-IN Shaft Adds Another Element
The EZPZ comes with UST Mamiya’s ALL-IN putter shaft.
Its graphite upper section is designed to contribute to vibration control and feel, while steel in the lower portion adds stability closer to the head.
The dual-material construction gives golfers another source of feedback through the hands to go along with the response created by the head and face.
Standard and Tour Spec Options
Worldwide Golf carries the EZPZ in a 33-inch standard length along with a 38-inch Tour Spec model.
The Tour Spec uses the same core EZPZ technologies in a longer, counterbalanced configuration. It features a 375-gram head and oversized 17-inch grip, giving golfers additional room to experiment with hand position and setup.
That provides two distinct ways to experience the EZPZ design while keeping Reverse Torque, SweetFace 2.0 and the multi-material construction at the center of each version.
A Different Feel to Explore
The EZPZ brings a distinctive combination of balance, head construction and face technology to Evnroll’s 2026 putter lineup.
Putting remains highly personal, and the way a putter looks, moves and feels can matter as much as the technology behind it. For golfers curious about Reverse Torque, trying the EZPZ offers the clearest way to see how that approach fits their stroke.
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