What Our Experts Are Saying:

"The L.A.B. OZ.1 putter is designed for golfer’s who want the benefits of a zero-torque putter, but with more a traditional shape, feel and sound. The putter allows the golfer to use their own unique putting stroke, but the technology and design of the putter helps keep the face square to the target more consistently than other putters in the market. If you want to save some shots on the greens, I recommend giving this putter a try." - Garth, Golf Expert at Dicks Sporting Goods West Springfield, MA

L.A.B. Golf OZ.1 Putter

OZ.1 is L.A.B. Golf's first Lie Angle Balanced putter with a tour-inspired design. Created with input from Adam Scott, it delivers a true zero-torque putting experience from a new half-moon, solid-body design that feels as good as it rolls.

Backstory & Collaboration

• Inspired by the unique sensitivities of tour players towards shape and feel
• Utilizes advanced understanding of Lie Angle Balance for enhanced design possibilities
• Inspired by Adam Scott's vision, combining design elements from a high-performance German sports car and a famous mallet putter
• Iterative design process with multiple prototypes to arrive at the final shape
• Focused on creative freedom, blending two distinct influences

Solid Body Design

• L.A.B.'s first half-moon style mallet putter with solid-body construction (no large holes or fangs)
• Delivers incredible feel and sound, refined to be the most "normal" mallet putter in terms of performance
• Offers excellent forgiveness and stability, maintaining the qualities of popular models like DF3 and MEZZ.1 MAX
• 100% Lie Angle Balanced, ensuring the putter feels great and rolls straight

Lie Angle Balance

• Ensures the putter remains straight during the putting stroke for optimal performance
• Enhances the feel and stability of the putter

2° Shaft Lean

• Available with a 2-Degree Shaft Lean, same as DF3, best paired with a Press Grip
• Creates an “onset” putter with the shaft behind the face, paired with a Press Grip to counteract the forward lean.