
Putting is all about feel, yet the trend that has emerged on greens all across golf in recent years is using putters that take a certain amount of feel out of the stroke.
The quirky Oregon-based L.A.B. Golf company has been the headliner company for “zero torque” putters and putting, with its unique-looking models and a “lie angle balance” design concept that keeps the putter face square through impact—and seeking to minimize golfers’ manipulation of the putter head in a stroke. J.J. Spaun won the U.S. Open with a L.A.B. Golf putter and other companies have tried to make inroads in the zero torque putter market.