L.A.B. Golf has spent the last decade doing something no other putter brand has managed: eliminating the torque that causes a putter face to twist open or closed through the stroke. Their patented Lie Angle Balance technology, developed by founder Bill Presse IV, positions the shaft so the putter naturally wants to stay square at impact rather than fighting the golfer's hands. It sounds like a small engineering detail. On the green, it is the difference between a putter that needs to be manipulated into square and one that gets there on its own. Our second-hand L.A.B. Golf putters give golfers a way into that technology without paying full retail for it.

The range spans several distinct shapes, each built around the same core physics. The DF3 and DF 2.1 are L.A.B.'s most recognisable mallets, wide-bodied and forgiving, with the DF 2.1 being the original design that started the brand. The OZ.1 and OZ.1i HS bring a more compact mallet profile, the HS variant using a heel-shafted setup that looks closer to a conventional putter while still delivering Lie Angle Balance performance. The MEZZ.1 and MEZZ.1 MAX are fanged mid-mallets for golfers who want extra stability without losing a familiar look, and the LINK and LINK.2 models translate the technology into traditional blade shapes for those who prefer a classic profile over the counter-balanced mallets. Every L.A.B. putter on tour, including the DF3 used by players such as Will Zalatoris, is built to the same specification as the ones we stock here.

Every putter listed in this collection has been checked, graded, and priced according to its condition, covering everything from face and sole wear to grip and shaft integrity. We test alignment and stroke feel as part of our inspection process given how central both are to L.A.B.'s design philosophy, so what you receive performs exactly as the technology intends. Buying second-hand here means access to genuine Lie Angle Balance putters, often saving well over half the retail price, with every model backed by our standard grading and returns policy.