OZ.1
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe OZ.1 sits within L.A.B. Golf's OZ line as the no-insert counterpart to the OZ.1i. According to outtabounds.co.uk, the OZ.1 uses one-piece construction without an insert, sharing the same size and shape as the OZ.1i but aimed at a different feel: the outlet describes the result as softer and more muted, and frames the model as suited to golfers who like the OZ shape but prefer that softer sensation over the insert version's response.
L.A.B. Golf's own page prose speaks to the OZ.1i's development rather than the OZ.1 directly, describing how the maker answered requests for a firmer feel by engineering a stainless steel face insert into that model, "which provides a pleasing combination of feel, sound and slightly faster ball speed." Read against outtabounds.co.uk's account of the OZ.1, the two models read as a deliberate pair: the OZ.1 as the softer, uninserted option, and the OZ.1i as the firmer, faster answer built for players who wanted more click at impact. Both are built on the maker's Lie Angle Balance technology, which the maker describes as eliminating torque and producing a repeatable swing.
Sources: labgolf.com/collections (captured 2025) · labgolf.com/collections (captured 2024) · labgolf.com/pages (captured 2026)
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The OZ line
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