popular Posted by JohnH04 • Jun 20, 2024
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popular Posted by JohnH04 • Jun 20, 2024
Jun 20, 2024 8:36 PM
L.A.B. Golf DF3 Putter - Brand New $382.49
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You MUST get fitted for one of these.
DO NOT buy off the rack
You can send LAB Golf a video of you putting if you can't get fit somewhere.
You MUST get fitted for one of these.
DO NOT buy off the rack
You can send LAB Golf a video of you putting if you can't get fit somewhere.
You can send in a video for a remote fitting on the lab website. Takes like a week turnaround. Easy peasy.
Keep in mind you can buy direct from lab and no tax. Plus there's a ten percent off coupon WELCOME10 when you sign up for email notifications.
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Sorry I realize I didn't really answer your question earlier. Most golfers wouldn't be adversely impacted much by a few degrees off your ideal lie angle; my former pro buddy's arguably greatest strength is putting and his old ass putter has always been very toe down. That being said, you ideally want your putter head to lay flat on the ground and every person has a different putting setup, so you would want a putter that matches your posture. Hence why it's highly recommended to get fitted for a LAB putter...or really any club for that matter.
You MUST get fitted for one of these.
DO NOT buy off the rack
You can send LAB Golf a video of you putting if you can't get fit somewhere.
Fitting is critical for the entire lie angle balance concept
I tried one at a PGA store and loved it - I almost bought it on the spot but was glad my wife talked me out of it because the color I didn't totally like.
Ended up doing a fitting and I had non stock specs. Ordered one online. Still waiting!!
Keep in mind you can buy direct from lab and no tax. Plus there's a ten percent off coupon WELCOME10 when you sign up for email notifications.
EDIT:
Sorry I realize I didn't really answer your question earlier. Most golfers wouldn't be adversely impacted much by a few degrees off your ideal lie angle; my former pro buddy's arguably greatest strength is putting and his old ass putter has always been very toe down. That being said, you ideally want your putter head to lay flat on the ground and every person has a different putting setup, so you would want a putter that matches your posture. Hence why it's highly recommended to get fitted for a LAB putter...or really any club for that matter.
As for fitting, for sure definitely recommend, it's free from them online. I am a lucky one who happens to be sample size for pretty much everything.
As for fitting, for sure definitely recommend, it's free from them online. I am a lucky one who happens to be sample size for pretty much everything.
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Lie angle balance is less of a fad and more of an upgrade from a face balanced putter to keep it more square through impact. The center shaft, and the forced forward press is tough to get used to if you have used traditional putters. LAB putters were used by 14 percent of players at the masters. That is pretty impressive for a startup brand and calling it a fad is misguided.
The fitting on the website is easy and I would recommend at least checking what they say before ordering this. If you are within a degree of stock this is going to be fine. The fitting is free and easy to do.
You MUST get fitted for one of these.
DO NOT buy off the rack
You can send LAB Golf a video of you putting if you can't get fit somewhere.
Lie angle balance is less of a fad and more of an upgrade from a face balanced putter to keep it more square through impact. The center shaft, and the forced forward press is tough to get used to if you have used traditional putters. LAB putters were used by 14 percent of players at the masters. That is pretty impressive for a startup brand and calling it a fad is misguided.
The fitting on the website is easy and I would recommend at least checking what they say before ordering this. If you are within a degree of stock this is going to be fine. The fitting is free and easy to do.
Look, if they work for you, cool. But they DEFINITELY don't work for everyone, and they are DEFINITELY one of the most blatant abusers of "free products" to YouTube influencers to get the hype train going. In fact, they even have an account at golfwrx and try to tell people they are wrong if they don't like them. Seems a bit funny to me, like it's marketing more than innovation.
Lie angle balance is less of a fad and more of an upgrade from a face balanced putter to keep it more square through impact. The center shaft, and the forced forward press is tough to get used to if you have used traditional putters. LAB putters were used by 14 percent of players at the masters. That is pretty impressive for a startup brand and calling it a fad is misguided.
The fitting on the website is easy and I would recommend at least checking what they say before ordering this. If you are within a degree of stock this is going to be fine. The fitting is free and easy to do.
This is the same thing for the zero torque concept. Even Odyssey had a line called the Backstryke that released nearly 10 years ago. It's absolutely hideous, and really never marketed properly.
So this literally defines fad. LAB is a startup that became popular due to social media. They took an existing concept, marketed and branded it. Give it another few years to see if they're still in business.
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