L.A.B. puts its Lie Angle Balance tech into classic blade shapes with the new heel-shafted LINK.2.1 and LINK.2.2 putters.

The thought of spending nearly $1500 for custom-fit putter can cause quite the sticker shock. After all, despite being the club players hit the most number of shots with in a round, putters are rarely ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Ping is making its PLD putters, previously reserved for tour players, available to consumers via three avenues: the highly personalized PLD Custom, PLD Limited, celebrating the ...

Each month, we tap experts from the equipment industry to answer your most commonly asked questions. In this installment, Barney Adams, Founder of Breakthrough Golf Technology, explains why some ...

L.A.B. Golf is introducing their new LINK 2.1 and 2.2 HS putters featuring traditional blade shapes and heel-shafted ...

The Odyssey Stroke Lab putters came to the market touting a new consistency in putting strokes. The combination shaft of steel and graphite took 40 grams out of the middle of the putter and ...

L.A.B. Golf was the first putter company to venture into the zero-torque movement, with the DF3 as one of its most popular models. Other companies are following their lead. Golf innovation can be a ...

There’s a problem with putter fitting. Several problems, actually. The first problem might be the biggest. It’s accessibility. Finding somewhere for a good data-driven putter fitting isn’t easy.