LAB Link 1 Putter

A zero-torque blade is a genuinely difficult thing to build, and Link 1 was L.A.B.'s first attempt. Blades hang at the toe because the shaft joins them at the heel, and getting the rotation to zero means moving it to the center and reworking the mass around it. Milled from 303 stainless in satin, three lengths, both hands.

The grip is L.A.B.'s Simple Rubber, which is the plainest thing the brand fits and a change from the pressed handles elsewhere in the range. What you get is a small head with none of a blade's usual demands on face control. Golfers who like a compact putter but keep pushing and pulling short ones should look at it. Link 2.1 and 2.2 followed in 2026.