L.A.B.

L.A.B. Golf (Lie Angle Balance) is a U.S. premium putter brand founded in 2017 in Eugene, Oregon, built around an unusual but tour-validated design principle: putters whose center of gravity sits directly under the shaft axis so the face stays square through the stroke without manipulation. The DF3, Mezz, and Link models have built a cult following — the brand made major headlines when Adam Scott put L.A.B. into play, and Lucas Glover’s 2023 PGA Tour wins with a L.A.B. putter further validated the design. L.A.B. putters sit at the very top of the price tier ($500+) and suit golfers who struggle with face control through impact, particularly those with shorter or yip-prone strokes.