Incred RFB vs Evnroll
Both brands build for the putt you strike off center. Evnroll does it with grooves milled into the face. The Incred RFB® does it with the head's weight placed in front of the shaft, and publishes robot-test figures for the result: 0.13° heel face twist and 99% ball speed retained.
Grooves that even out distance
Evnroll's SweetFace™ uses V-shaped grooves that are wider in the center and narrower toward the heel and toe. Evnroll says this lets center and off-center hits travel the same distance and steers the ball toward the target line.
Weight that resists the twist
Reverse Face Balanced® puts the center of gravity in front of the shaft, so the head rests face-down. That forward weight meets off-center impact torque with counter-rotation, so the face stays closer to square.
Both target the mishit. One works at the face, one works in the head.
Face twist on a heel mishit
heel mishit, robot-struck
No Evnroll model was in this test. Evnroll shows its own robot test on video, comparing SweetFace with a standard milled face, and its technology page lists no figures from it.
Method: gravity-driven robot, controlled 8 mph, struck on the center, heel and toe. Quintic Ball Roll capture in independent robotic testing.
Against the best-selling putters in the same robot test.
Half an inch off center, measured against the center-strike speed.
Average forward rotation from impact on a standard robot stroke.
Side by side
Evnroll specs, prices and timings as listed on evnroll.com on 14 October 2026, for the Custom ORIGIN ER2 unless noted. Stock price range excludes the $179 ER5 and $249 Carlsbad M1. Incred Stock is the SK1 and Black Mallet only, right-hand, 33" to 35". Armlock and broomstick builds add $200 at each Incred tier.
Face grooves and forward weight
An off-center strike costs ball speed and twists the face. The two designs address different effects of an off-center strike.
Grooves at the face
SweetFace grooves are wider in the center and narrower toward the edges. Evnroll says the channels transfer energy so center and off-center hits travel the same distance. The ZERO line adds what Evnroll calls a reverse-offset hosel for zero torque.
Weight in front of the shaft
A strike away from the sweet spot twists the head. Reverse Face Balanced® sets the center of gravity in front of the shaft, and the forward mass creates counter-rotation that reduces face twist. The robot measured the result at 0.13°, with 99% of ball speed kept.
The same robot for every putter
- Gravity-driven robot at a controlled 8 mph, so every putter gets the same stroke
- Quintic Ball Roll Analysis on every putt
- Strikes on the center, heel and toe of each face
- Incred commissioned and paid for the test, and Blair Philip ran it
Read the full physics on the technology page, the wider field test on the most forgiving putter page, or the zero-torque comparison on Incred vs LAB Golf. Other comparisons: Incred vs Scotty Cameron and Incred vs Bettinardi. All four mallets side by side: Best Mallet Putters Tested.
Blair Philip is an independent contractor. Mr. Philip does not endorse these products, is not paid to endorse these products, and is not affiliated with the company or enterprise in any manner.
Start with what you want fitted
Loft fitting and a left-hand Custom ORIGIN ER2 from $419
Evnroll's Custom Shop offers loft from -1° to 5° and left-handed ORIGIN ER2 builds from $419, with fitting in Carlsbad or by video.
Striking off the center of the face
Face-down balance held heel twist to 0.13° and kept 99% of ball speed, with published robot figures behind both. Expect three to five putts before the stroke feels natural.
Custom, Premium and Bespoke putters are built to one player's specifications: you choose the head, length, lie angle, head weight, face material, shaft and grip. Stock SK1 and Black Mallet putters are already built, with length and lie chosen at order. Each putter takes 8 to 12 hours of machining and 3 to 4 hours of hand building and balancing.
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Frequently asked
What is the difference between Incred and Evnroll?
Evnroll handles off-center strikes with SweetFace grooves milled into the face. The Incred RFB handles them with the center of gravity in front of the shaft, so the head rests face-down and resists twisting.
Which one is more forgiving?
Evnroll was outside the Incred robot test, so there is no head-to-head figure. In that test the Incred RFB held heel face twist to 0.13 degrees against a 0.52 degree best-selling field average, and kept 99% of ball speed half an inch off center.
How do Incred and Evnroll prices compare?
The ORIGIN, ZERO, V Series and EZPZ stock models compared here list at $399 to $449, and Custom Shop builds at $419 to $489. Evnroll also lists the ER5 at $179 and Carlsbad M1 at $249. Incred is $549 Stock, $799 Custom, $999 Premium and $1,999 Bespoke.
Can I choose loft on an Incred putter?
Every Incred putter is built to the standard 3 degrees of loft. Custom, Premium and Bespoke buyers choose length, lie angle, head weight, face material, shaft and grip. Stock SK1 and Black Mallet buyers choose length and lie.
Does Incred make left-handed putters?
Incred builds left-handed putters at the Bespoke level, $1,999. Evnroll offers left-handed builds on its custom ORIGIN ER2.
How long does each brand take to ship a custom putter?
Every Incred putter ships in 10-15 days. Evnroll says custom production can take up to 14 business days before shipment.