When it comes to putters, L.A.B. Golf has to be one of the hottest brands in the game right now. Their Lie Angle Balance technology has been trusted by so many players at so many levels, including a DF3, which won the U.S. Open last year, to help them make more putts. Over the past few years, L.A.B. has added many new putter models to the lineup in order to suit different putting strokes, feel preferences, and, of course, looks. For the golfers who prefer a blade-style putter, the Link 2.1 and 2.2 putters are here for you.

For this new Link series, there are two models to suit your visual preference, as the Link 2.1 is the traditional blade look, while the Link 2.2 offers a wider body for a bigger footprint and longer sight line.

Link 2.1 and the Link 2.2 have evolved from the original Link.1 blade with the addition of LAB’s Heel-Shaft (HS) technology. First introduced with the OZ1.IHS putter, this hosel system allowed the putter to take on a more traditional look from address while not disturbing the Lie Angle Balance technology the putter is built on. When you get fit for the correct lie angle L.A.B. will then select one of 10 different length hosels that match that measurement. Having longer and shorter hosels allows the shaft to still virtually enter the head at the correct spot to ensure perfect Lie Angle Balance.

“Putters are such a personal thing. Everyone prioritizes different aspects of a putter design differently. While our technology was in its adolescence, our designs were constrained by certain realities around size and shaft location, but our R&D team has been adamant that we need to have something in our lineup for everyone. ” said L.A.B. Golf Founder Sam Hahn. “After years of development, we are so excited to be able to offer our technology in more traditional styles. It’s the most pure combination of tradition and technology we’ve ever produced, and we are stoked!”

Each head is milled from a solid block of 303 stainless steel with a black PVD finish applied. The face of these new Link putters features a fairly deep milling pattern that will give a softer feel and more muted sound at impact. Both models feature a solid sight line on the flange but offer a ton of alignment aid options that can go on the topline, the flange, or both. LAB continues to offer a wide range of aftermarket putter shafts, as they do with most of their putter line, to suit the sound and feel needs you might have.

The new Link 2.1 and Link 2.2 putters are available now and start at $499 for stock models. If you need or want custom options, you will have a starting price of $599.