Blade putters have always had an inherent tradeoff: the clean, classic look comes with more torque through the stroke, which makes consistent face angle harder to maintain. The LINK.2.1 and LINK.2.2 apply L.A.B.'s Lie Angle Balanced technology to a traditional heel-shafted blade profile for the first time, meaning the head is engineered to resist twisting rather than require the golfer to compensate for it. The two models differ primarily in shape: the LINK.2.1 has a narrower, more traditional footprint, while the LINK.2.2 features a wider square back for a slightly larger presence behind the ball. Both are CNC milled from 303 stainless steel and available in natural or black PVD finish.
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Lie-Balanced Blade
The LINK.2.1 is L.A.B.'s narrow-body blade, bringing their Lie Angle Balanced technology into the most traditional putter profile they've offered to date. Where conventional heel-shafted blades tend to twist through the stroke, the LINK.2.1 is engineered to stay square, reducing the compensation most golfers unconsciously make during the putting motion.
Who's It For:
Blade Enthusiasts
Straight Stroke Putters
Seeking Firm Feel
2.2
Torque-Resistant Square-Back
The LINK.2.2 shares the same Lie Angle Balanced technology as the 2.1 but moves into a larger, wider, square-back profile that offers more visual confidence at address without departing from the blade category. Like all L.A.B. putters, the head is designed to resist torque through the stroke rather than rely on the golfer to hold the face square.
Who's It For:
Square-Back Enthusiasts
Straight Stroke Putters
Seeking Firm Feel
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