LINK.2.1 / LINK.2.2

The LINK.2.1 and LINK.2.2 arrive as the 2026 edition of L.A.B. Golf's blade-style line, following the original LINK.1. According to golflink.com, the heads are made from 303 stainless steel, finished in black PVD, and 100% CNC milled, with a heel-shafted neck. None of this comes from L.A.B. Golf's own pages, so treat it as one publication's reporting rather than a confirmed spec sheet.

What the maker's own prose holds is the design philosophy carried over from LINK.1: putters built on Lie Angle Balance, described as eliminating torque and producing a repeatable swing, so the face stays square through the stroke without the golfer having to manage it. The LINK.1 page makes the case for this approach directly at blade traditionalists, arguing the shape of a classic blade doesn't have to come at the cost of consistency. Whether LINK.2 carries that same language into its own listing isn't in front of us, only that the collection pages for LINK.2 repeat the identical L.A.B. description used across the brand's other lines.

Against LINK.1, which was built from 303 stainless, CNC milled in the USA, and assembled with heel and toe screws for length and lie adjustment, the LINK.2.1 / LINK.2.2 reporting lines up on material and milling. The finish and neck details specific to this 2026 release, the black PVD and heel-shafted hosel, are new data points on record for this edition, sourced to golflink.com rather than to L.A.B. Golf itself.