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L.A.B. Golf Directed Force Putter - Golf Club
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L.A.B. Golf Directed Force Putter

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description L.A.B. Golf Directed Force Putter Overview

L.A.B. Golf (Lie Angle Balance) is a putter manufacturer based in Eugene, Oregon. The Directed Force putter, the brand's flagship model, incorporates patented Lie Angle Balance technology designed to keep the putter face square to the stroke path by aligning the shaft axis with the club's center of mass. The high-MOI mallet targets golfers seeking reduced face rotation during the putting stroke.

help L.A.B. Golf Directed Force Putter FAQ

What does Lie Angle Balance change in a Directed Force putter?

L.A.B. Golf balances the head so it resists twisting around the shaft during the stroke. The goal is to keep the face square to the putter's path without the golfer constantly manipulating it.

Do I need a fitting before buying a L.A.B. Directed Force putter?

A fitting is strongly relevant because L.A.B. balances each custom putter for a specified length and lie angle. The company offers remote fitting from a video when an in-person fitting is unavailable.

What is the difference between the original DF 2.1 and the DF3?

The DF3 preserves the original Directed Force concept in a smaller, less visually imposing mallet head. Both use L.A.B. Golf's Lie Angle Balance technology, but the DF3 was designed for golfers who found the DF 2.1 oversized.

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