Blade putters still hold a strong appeal. Their compact shapes and clean lines offer a look many golfers trust when standing over a putt. Now that familiar style meets a different approach to stability. The new LINK 2.1 and LINK 2.2 from L.A.B. Golf, now available at Worldwide Golf, pair a traditional heel-shafted blade with the company’s distinctive Lie Angle Balance concept.

A Familiar Blade Look with a Different Approach to Stability

For decades, many players gravitated toward blade putters because of their compact shape and familiar alignment cues. That design often requires careful control during the stroke, as the head can rotate more easily through impact.

The LINK 2.1 and LINK 2.2 approach the stroke differently. Both incorporate L.A.B. Golf’s Lie Angle Balance concept, which focuses on keeping the head more stable as it moves toward the ball. Instead of encouraging rotation, the balance point promotes a face position that stays closer to square through the putt.

LINK.2.1: A Compact Blade Shape

The L.A.B. Golf LINK 2.1 Putter leans toward a slimmer blade profile with a compact footprint at address. Golfers who prefer a smaller head shape may find this version especially comfortable behind the ball.

Its narrow body maintains the traditional blade appearance while incorporating the Lie Angle Balance concept that defines the L.A.B. lineup. The result is a putter that looks familiar but behaves differently during the stroke.

Construction also plays a role. Each head is CNC milled from 303 stainless steel and finished with a black PVD coating. This combination delivers a solid, responsive feel while giving the putter a clean, modern appearance.

LINK.2.2: A Wider Blade Profile

Golfers who prefer a slightly larger profile may lean toward the L.A.B. Golf LINK 2.2 Putter. This version uses a square-back shape that creates a wider footprint while maintaining the traditional look many players enjoy.

The added width offers a different visual frame around the ball, which some golfers find helpful when lining up putts. Like its companion model, LINK 2.2 incorporates the same balance concept along with a CNC-milled 303 stainless steel head and black PVD finish.

Although both putters share the same foundation, their shapes present distinct visual options. That difference allows golfers to choose the blade style that best suits their eye and setup preferences.

Precision Construction and Assembly

Attention to detail plays an important role in the LINK series. Each putter moves through multiple stages of machining, finishing, and hand assembly before reaching the course. That process allows L.A.B. Golf to carefully balance each head so it performs as intended during the stroke.

The end result is a putter that blends traditional craftsmanship with the company’s distinctive approach to stability and control.

Find the LINK Series at Worldwide Golf

Golfers interested in the LINK 2.1 and LINK 2.2 can find both models now at Worldwide Golf. Each offers a slightly different look at address while sharing the same balance concept that defines L.A.B. Golf putters.

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