I am totally dissatisfied with my putting, and I do put in the work to get better. If I knew this investment would prove dividends, I would invest in one of these Lab putters. One thing I’m confused about, is what if your putting stroke or grip changes over time, does the original fitting become incorrect or problematic? I’ve seen Sam on a BustaJack video (pretty sure), he was very informative, hard working, entertaining and funny…and he can play a good game of golf! I’m glad the company is doing well!
Sam Hahn does a video here on UA-cam talking about a putting aid called “The Putting Board”. He makes some points that might answer your questions, even if you don’t use The Putting Board.
Tried 4 different models in a PGA Superstore, inside 10 feet the DF3 was lethal, and drained several from 20-25 feet, it definitely has me wanting one, but at $559 and up they are way out of my price range
I love my LINK.1 and really like the industrial-mechanical design aesthetic that it exhibits - even the bolted on hosel. The feel is amazing as well. It's this blend of softness mixed with a tiny *tick* sound at impact. Everyone who tries my putter enjoys it and comments on the pleasing impact sound. I've personally sold 5 or 6 people on L.A.B. and they picked one up.
That’s not been my experience for the 3 or 4 emails I’ve sent them this past year. Took 2 days for a response (but they always responded). And I’ve had them service my current LAB putter and their communication and service/turnaround was top notch. Maybe check your spam folder or consider giving them one more try?
@@FGrecoJR I believe I did, but correct me if I am wrong. Question: “They seem interesting but where are the top putters on tour using them? “Usually the bad putters are the ones using them lol”. The implications from your question is, why would the best putters of the golf ball use new and improved technology… I would encourage you to read the many articles out there on how the technology has changed throughout the bag. Your question is very subjective.
@pacodawg9879 If you reread my comment I did not say why are the top putters using them. I said where are the top putters that are using them? There has still never been a good putter to use a LAB putter. It's a last resort prayer for the yip putters at this point.
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I am totally dissatisfied with my putting, and I do put in the work to get better. If I knew this investment would prove dividends, I would invest in one of these Lab putters. One thing I’m confused about, is what if your putting stroke or grip changes over time, does the original fitting become incorrect or problematic? I’ve seen Sam on a BustaJack video (pretty sure), he was very informative, hard working, entertaining and funny…and he can play a good game of golf! I’m glad the company is doing well!
Sam Hahn does a video here on UA-cam talking about a putting aid called “The Putting Board”. He makes some points that might answer your questions, even if you don’t use The Putting Board.
@@jointspecialist Thank you.
Sam Hahn is the man. Dude’s as authentic as it gets
Got that right!
Tried 4 different models in a PGA Superstore, inside 10 feet the DF3 was lethal, and drained several from 20-25 feet, it definitely has me wanting one, but at $559 and up they are way out of my price range
Standard model with steel shaft is 450
I just got my Link.1 Love it. 4 rounds and have improved 3 strokes on my putts.
Just fitted with one today. The six week countdown begins
I love my LINK.1 and really like the industrial-mechanical design aesthetic that it exhibits - even the bolted on hosel. The feel is amazing as well. It's this blend of softness mixed with a tiny *tick* sound at impact. Everyone who tries my putter enjoys it and comments on the pleasing impact sound. I've personally sold 5 or 6 people on L.A.B. and they picked one up.
Sam, have you ever heard of the Positive Putter (The POZ)? It was a putter from around 2000 that was balanced like the LAB Putters.
I’ve knocked 1.2 strokes off per round since getting my DF 2.1 two months ago. It’s magic.
The distance/speed control with a broomstick is amazingly intuitive.
Toe up guy here. Got remote fit was told 60 would be ideal but the mezz max the lowest that could be done was 63.
Is it worth going to second swing for a lab broomstick fitting or is the online fitting that lab offers just as good?
Sam, I’ve got a secondhand Link.1 on trial with a 33.5 inch ACCRA shaft. What would happen if a 1.5 inch extension was added to the shaft??
Thanks
I was told by LAB on a similar question that anything longer than a 1” shaft length adjustment could affect the balancing.
Very poor customer service from LAB! Emailed a simple question for a potential purchase but no response after two weeks.
That’s not been my experience for the 3 or 4 emails I’ve sent them this past year. Took 2 days for a response (but they always responded). And I’ve had them service my current LAB putter and their communication and service/turnaround was top notch. Maybe check your spam folder or consider giving them one more try?
You forgot the Link.1
They seem interesting but where are the top putters on tour using them? Usually the bad putters are the ones using them lol
Good question... Why are the “top” drivers of the golf ball, not using persimmon head driver’s?
@@pacodawg9879 You did not read what I said correctly.
@@FGrecoJR I believe I did, but correct me if I am wrong. Question: “They seem interesting but where are the top putters on tour using them? “Usually the bad putters are the ones using them lol”.
The implications from your question is, why would the best putters of the golf ball use new and improved technology… I would encourage you to read the many articles out there on how the technology has changed throughout the bag. Your question is very subjective.
@pacodawg9879 If you reread my comment I did not say why are the top putters using them. I said where are the top putters that are using them? There has still never been a good putter to use a LAB putter. It's a last resort prayer for the yip putters at this point.
Are you one of the top putters on tour? No? Then try a LAB putter.
Pffffffffff talk talk
Try one mate, it might change your mind