Laguna 2

The Laguna 2 line spans two eras on record, the 1999 Pro Platinum release and the 2011 Studio Select release, and each entry frames the head shape a little differently. The maker's page for the 1999 model describes a lot of toe flow for the player who desires the swinging gate effect, with a neck a little longer than the original Laguna and a thinner heel for a cleaner look, finished in the non-glare Pro Platinum finish. That release is recorded at 4° loft, 71° lie, and a single 35" length.

By 2011, the Laguna 2 had moved into the Studio Select family, and the maker's page describes it as a highly anticipated Tour-proven model joining that lineup, built with a full shaft of offset for players who prefer less toe flow and the more mechanical alignment of the plumbing neck. That is a notable shift in stated intent from the swinging gate character of the 1999 version. The 2011 release carries the same loft and lie as its predecessor, 4° and 71°, but is offered across three lengths, 33", 34", and 35", milled from 303 stainless steel, with custom length and lie tolerances on record and a choice of grips per the maker's page.

Across the two releases the core geometry held steady at 4° loft and 71° lie, while the surrounding details, offset character, available lengths, materials, and finish, evolved as the line moved from Pro Platinum to Studio Select.