You’re gonna love it!!

Never pass up a good deal! lol I agree customer headcovers would be awesome.

😂😂 that is hilarious man. Crisp strike for sure

That’s awesome! Gotta love the point and shoot feeling with the lab putters

I agree it feels point and shoot for sure!

It will be different for sure but I think you’ll love it!

You’re gonna love it! The wait is the worst though lol

I agree after using a couple of rounds! Keep rolling them in!

It hasn’t bothered me at all I love the green! 👍🏼

Very different no doubt about that!

I think you are probably right on the steel shaft I had a standard in mezz and felt like I could lag better than when I had the la golf shaft. I like the heavier head combo with upgraded shaft but the standard weight with steel shaft is a great option as well

I ordered the putter custom from LAB golf so I knew it was heavier weighting. I’m not sure how you could tell just by looking at the head.

Yes that would be what you would want to get yours custom fit to that lie angle of 68*

Thx Drew

And that green - whoa!!

Do the remote fitting they propose on their website. Its spot on!

I am 6’ and was fitted remote for a 71* lie angle.

@@drewfortsongolf5529 ok great thanks for your response cheers

I think it depends on the model. I went from an older spider to the link and got a little better putting but not much. Maybe 1-2 strokes a round. Bought a DF3 this weekend 35” 68° (stock). Usually i have around 34-36 putts per round. Yesterday i played 18 and had 23 putts (13 one putts) every thing else were two putts. Shot a personal best 75. Only had 7 gir and made 5 of them for birdie. Definitely just have to find what’s comfortable for you. I don’t like the feel or look of the mezz either. Only DF3

lol I can totally understand that! They are way too expensive

@@drewfortsongolf5529I use my driver about 12 times per 18 holes. I use my putter about 32 times per 18 holes, but about 15 of those are tap-ins where the putter doesn't matter at all. Thus, I hit about 17 shots per round where a better putter could make a difference. Based solely on that, a putter is "worth" about 42% more than a driver, so if you are willing to spend $320 on a driver, you should be willing to spend $450 on a putter, and if you are willing to spend $600 on a driver, you should be willing to spend $850 on a putter. Even that, however, understates the true value of the putter. A drive that is slightly short, or slightly offline may cost you 0.1 stroke gained, but a putt that is slightly offline will cost a whole stroke.

Then you’ve never putt with a LAB Putter! Once I paid that price I ordered a custom for $650. If you think a putter is not worth what a driver costs then you just don’t know golf!

First, I'm Canadian, so not apples to apples... 2nd YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!! Now, that said and fully understanding that putters are a chunk of cnc milled aluminum on a shaft that cannot possibly justify those prices.... I haven't found a putter of any brand in the usual name brands that is less than $600.00 and I just ordered a DF3 with the TPT shaft and in my currency, it set me back $1,300.00 after the conversion. My final comment is value for use. We pay $1000,00 for drivers up here and use it mayby 13 times a round. So paying that much for a putter that gets used 30 times a round seems like a better place to spend the money. Like a bad team with a good goalie, the eraser can make up for some wonky shots, so I am willing to sink the time and cash into it.

@@Huntgolfride I agree putter is most important weapon in the bag