L.A.B. Golf DF 2.1 Putter

Overview

EVERY PUTT IS NOW MAKEABLE

THE LOOKS
Yes, it’s crazy looking. And… there is a legion of golfers around the world who think the Directed Force is the Mona Lisa of mallets. But they didn’t think that until they started making putt after putt with it.

THE BACKSTORY
Our Founder is Bill Presse, a former mini-tour player who had the idea to create a putter that would allow him to drastically simplify his stroke. He wanted to be able to count on a square putter face every time, which led him to invent Lie Angle Balance.
Bill also wanted to create a putter head that would give him as much forgiveness as possible, so he developed the radical shape of the DF 2.1 as a way to maximize consistency on off-center hits. Yes, it looks like a branding iron… but it works!

THE CLAIM
The DF 2.1 can do amazing things other putters can’t because of Lie Angle Balance, or L.A.B. for short. Lie Angle Balance gives every golfer the ability to consistently repeat the putting stroke with far less effort than with other putters. And it does this by eliminating torque.

IT (ALMOST) DOES EVERYTHING
Lie Angle Balance doesn’t read greens. It doesn’t line you up at your target. You’ll have to figure out those things on your own. But Lie Angle Balance will help with distance control because your putter won’t want to flop around during your stroke like a fish out of water. It works with your stroke, not against it.
And if you do happen to contact your putt off-center with the DF 2.1, it won’t really affect the result. That’s the benefit of playing a putter that looks like Darth Vader.

Specifications

How It’s Made
All DF 2.1 putters are manufactured and assembled in the USA. They’re crafted from precision forged 6061 aircraft aluminum and then undergo a heat treatment to ensure consistency. Finally, they’re 100% CNC milled to their finished shape.

• Finish: Type-3 Anodized (Black)
• Length: 33-35 inches.
• Loft: 3.5 degrees static loft (0.5 degrees effective loft).
• Alignment Aid: #1
• Shaft: KBS CT Tour – Black
• Lie Angles: 67, 69, or 71 degrees