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Used L.A.B Golf Clubs

£239 - £630
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FAQs

The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.

What does Lie Angle Balance mean in a L.A.B putter?

Lie Angle Balance refers to a design technology where the putter head is balanced to remain square to the path throughout the stroke. This means the putter does not naturally open or close during the swing, helping to eliminate torque and reduce the need for manual face manipulation.

Which L.A.B putter should I choose: Directed Force, MEZZ.1, LINK.1 or OZ.1?

The Directed Force offers maximum stability for those who struggle with face rotation. The MEZZ.1 provides a more traditional feel with high forgiveness, the LINK.1 suits players who prefer a classic blade shape, and the OZ.1 is a larger mallet designed for extreme alignment assistance.

Why do many L.A.B putters use a Press Grip?

Press Grips are designed with a built-in forward press to ensure the hands are in the optimal position at impact. This helps the golfer maintain the intended loft and ensures the technology in the putter head functions as designed.

How important is the correct lie angle when buying a L.A.B putter?

It is particularly important because each putter is balanced at its stated lie angle. A poor fit can make the head sit awkwardly and change your address position, so compare the listed lie, length and grip with a fitting or a putter that already suits you.