OZ.1 Custom

The OZ.1 Custom is L.A.B. Golf's build-to-order version of the OZ.1 head. Linksnation.com describes it as a one-piece, all-aluminum construction, and proamgolfusa.com lists the custom order sheet as covering length, lie angle, head weight, color, alignment marking, shaft, shaft lean, and grip. That's a wide custom menu for a single head, and the record on it comes entirely from those two outlets rather than from L.A.B.'s own materials.

The one spec that gets real attention across both sources is shaft lean, offered in a 0-degree, or vertical, option and a 2-degree option, with proamgolfusa.com noting the 2-degree lean is the same as DF3. Both outlets also flag a grip pairing tied to that choice: proamgolfusa.com states the 2-degree lean pairs with a Press Grip and that the 0-degree option should not use one, while linksnation.com puts it more simply as the Press Grip being recommended for the 2-degree lean. The two accounts agree on the substance even if the phrasing differs, which is worth noting since it's the only real technical guidance either source gives about how the OZ.1 Custom is meant to be built and played.

Against the rest of the OZ.1 line, what distinguishes the Custom edition, per these two sources, isn't the head itself but the ordering process wrapped around it. Where a stock OZ.1 would presumably ship in fixed specs, the Custom lets a buyer set nearly every variable by hand, from weight and color down to how the shaft leans into the ball. Readers weighing a Custom order against a stock head should treat the shaft lean and grip pairing as the detail to sort out first, since it's the one place these two editorial accounts converge on a specific recommendation.