The Mobius is EV-7's neutral-to-understable putter, rated 2/4/-1/0. It fits straight putts and touch approaches with very little finishing fade. A player seeking a putter that strongly returns from a turning release may find it more neutral than that shot needs. EV-7's flight positioning emphasizes a gentle turning section and straight travel, including longer putts. For approaches, the small fade leaves the player responsible for choosing a useful release angle. A stronger throw can expose more turn than a putting stroke, so matching the pace to the gap is part of its role. The PDGA approved the Mobius on 27 December 2021. EV-7 also sells matched packs by flexibility, color and weight range for putting practice.
The Mobius is EV-7's neutral-to-understable putter, rated 2/4/-1/0. It fits straight putts and touch approaches with very little finishing fade. A player seeking a putter that strongly returns from a turning release may find it more neutral than that shot needs.
EV-7's flight positioning emphasizes a gentle turning section and straight travel, including longer putts. For approaches, the small fade leaves the player responsible for choosing a useful release angle. A stronger throw can expose more turn than a putting stroke, so matching the pace to the gap is part of its role.
The PDGA approved the Mobius on 27 December 2021. EV-7 also sells matched packs by flexibility, color and weight range for putting practice.
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