Putters · L.A.B. Golf · Facts checked Sep 2026
L.A.B. Golf MEZZ.1 specs
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Specs Fact
| Sold as current | Yes |
|---|---|
| Launch price (USD)Launch price, not today's price. | $449 ↗ |
| Head shape | Mid-mallet ↗ |
| BalanceAs the brand describes it. It suggests the stroke the head suits, it doesn't measure your stroke. | Lie angle balanced — Lie Angle Balanced: the brand says the face returns square on its own, with no torque to fight. ↗ |
| Stock lengths | 33", 34", 35" ↗ |
| Head weight | Not available |
| Loft | 2.5° ↗ |
| Lie | 69° ↗ |
| Hosel / neck | Not available |
| Face | One-piece CNC-milled head, no insert ↗ |
| Head material | Anodised 6061 aircraft aluminium and brushed 303 stainless steel ↗ |
| Stock grip | Press II 1.5 Degree ↗ |
| Hands | Right-handed and Left-handed ↗ |
Checked on Sep 20, 2026 against L.A.B. Golf's own pages. "Not available" means the brand doesn't publish it; we never estimate.
What L.A.B. Golf claims Manufacturer claim
- L.A.B. markets the MEZZ.1 as zero torque, so the head stays square through the stroke on its own. Source
- The brand pitches it as a compact mid-mallet that looks like a normal putter but is built to hole more. Source
The brand's words, summarised. Not tested by us, and never used in a verdict.
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