L.A.B. Mezz.1 Max Putter
IT'S OK TO SWITCH PUTTERS!
Like most golfers, we like switching putters. It’s fun to get inspired by a new shape and sound. What we hate is having to adjust our stroke to a new putter. But L.A.B. Golf putters don’t have that issue.
Because all L.A.B. Golf putters are all Lie Angle Balanced, you won’t need to change your stroke when you switch to another L.A.B. Golf putter. Whether you’re using a DF 2.1, DF3, MEZZ.1 MAX, MEZZ.1, or LINK.1, the torque profile will always be the same: ZERO.
With other putters, making this kind of change is going to cause some problems because you’re going to have to adjust to a different torque profile. There’s a reason it’s hard to putt with a blade after putting with a mallet, and vice versa. This is true when you switch from a blade to another blade, or from a mallet to another mallet, too. Because the torque changes, your stroke has to change.
MEZZ.1 MAX resembles a normal winged-mallet putter, but it doesn’t play that way. Because it has Lie Angle Balance, it actually makes putting more fun.
You won’t have to hold the face square like you have to do with every other putter. You can let it stay square. You’ll be amazed at how many more putts you’ll start on line.
MAX-ING IT
MEZZ.1 MAX is 20% larger than MEZZ.1 to boost forgiveness and stability. It also uses our most advanced construction to date. The midsection of the putter is fully CNC machined from 303 stainless to improve feel. The body is fully CNC milled from a billet of 6061 aircraft aluminum to improve forgiveness.
So you’ll get the feedback of steel but you won’t suffer the penalty when it comes to forgiveness on off-center hits because it’s wrapped in an aluminum chassis.
Every MEZZ.1 MAX is hand-balanced and tested by our craftsmen at our headquarters in Creswell, Oregon.
