MEZZ XL
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe MEZZ XL is the larger-footprint member of L.A.B. Golf's MEZZ line, distinguished from the rest of the collection by its size. Pluggedingolf.com describes the MEZZ XL as carrying a bigger footprint, a distinction the publication draws specifically against the standard MEZZ builds.
Across L.A.B. Golf's own collection pages for the MEZZ family, the maker frames the entire line around its core technology rather than model-by-model detail: "Our putters employ Lie Angle Balance (L.A.B.) which is a patented technology we developed that simplifies putting. It eliminates torque and produces a repeatable swing." That same language appears on the MEZZ, MEZZ 1 Max, and MEZZ Putters collection pages alike, positioning the XL as another expression of the same L.A.B. system rather than a separate design philosophy.
Where the XL sits against its own line, then, comes down to that one reported difference in footprint size, set against a shared technological identity that L.A.B. Golf applies across the whole MEZZ family.
Sources: labgolf.com/collections (captured 2025)
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The MEZZ line
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