LINK.2.1 / LINK.2.2
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe LINK.2.1 and LINK.2.2 arrive for 2026 as the next step in L.A.B. Golf's blade-shaped line, built around the company's Lie Angle Balance technology. According to golflink.com, both versions carry a 303 stainless steel face, a black PVD finish, and a 100% CNC milled construction with a heel-shafted neck. These are the same structural bones the maker has used to describe the line's approach elsewhere: heads engineered around Lie Angle Balance so the face is designed to stay square through the stroke rather than requiring the golfer to manage it manually.
Against the rest of the Link family, the 2.1 and 2.2 read as a continuation of the blade-style promise L.A.B. Golf has made with this line, aimed at golfers who want the traditional look without giving up the face-control benefit the company built its name on. The black PVD finish marks a visual departure worth noting for anyone comparing this release against earlier, unfinished or differently finished Link heads, though the underlying stainless steel face and milling process reported by golflink.com keep it in step with the technology the maker describes across its Link pages.
Sources: labgolf.com/collections (captured 2025) · labgolf.com/collections (captured 2026) · labgolf.com/link1-putter (captured 2024)
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