Zero-torque putters have become a major part of the putting conversation, but not every golfer wants a large or unconventional-looking head. That is where the L.A.B. Golf LINK.2.1 and LINK.2.2 stand out.
Both models keep a familiar heel-shafted blade look while using L.A.B. Golf’s Lie Angle Balance technology, which is designed to reduce torque and help the putter stay square through the stroke.
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L.A.B. Golf LINK.2.1
The LINK.2.1 is the more traditional option of the two.
It uses a narrow-body blade shape with heel-shafted construction, a 303 stainless steel head, deep fly-milled face and 0-degree shaft lean. The overall look is much closer to what many golfers expect from a classic blade putter.
For players who like a traditional setup but want to try a Lie Angle Balanced design, the LINK.2.1 offers a familiar way to make the switch.
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L.A.B. Golf LINK.2.2
The LINK.2.2 keeps the blade concept but uses a wider body with a square-back shape.
It is also heel shafted and built from 303 stainless steel, but the wider profile gives golfers a little more visual size behind the ball while still maintaining a traditional-looking setup.
For golfers who want a blade-style putter with a slightly larger footprint, LINK.2.2 may be the more comfortable option.
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What Does Zero Torque Mean?
Traditional putters can create twisting forces during the stroke that the golfer has to manage with the hands and arms.
L.A.B. Golf’s Lie Angle Balance design is built to reduce that torque and help the putter remain square to the stroke. The goal is to make the motion more repeatable without requiring as much manipulation from the golfer.
That does not mean one putter will automatically work for everyone, but it gives players a very different approach to face control compared with a conventional blade.
LINK.2.1 vs LINK.2.2
| Model | Shape | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| LINK.2.1 | Narrow-body blade | Golfers who prefer a more traditional blade shape |
| LINK.2.2 | Wide-body blade | Golfers who want a little more size behind the ball |
Both use the same Lie Angle Balance concept, so choosing between them largely comes down to which shape gives you more confidence at address.
Find the Right L.A.B. Golf LINK Putter at Fairway Golf USA
If you like the look of a traditional blade but have been curious about zero-torque putters, the LINK models give you an interesting way to try the concept without moving into a large mallet.
Visit Fairway Golf USA to see the L.A.B. Golf putters we have available and compare the different shapes in person.