The WORLD'S BEST putter just got... BETTER?! LAB Golf DF3 Putter Review and Comparison 

It’s… very addicting 😅

🔥🔥🔥 the only negative about the lab putters is the production time. But can’t complain too much, their stuff is QUALITY

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the review! The DF3 is amazing, hope you putt well with it ⛳️

What sight line/color did you go with?

@@LoggerheadGolfthey had some DF2.1 offerings at a local golf shop here in AZ and after testing them out, the 34” and 69 degree worked, so I just went with their stock offering of the DF3

@@mc-di4hx Awesome! Enjoy!

Thanks! You have to try the DF3 if you enjoy using the 2.1. It's seriously amazing!

Let's go! What color/sight line?

I got the standard black, black steel shaft with white T line of sight.

Awesome!

Appreciate it! 👊🏼⚡️

I mean, it’s a pretty neat putter

8 colors in total and they did add a lot more alignments after this was filmed. Thanks so much for watching 🙏💪

Yep! Really excited that they went ahead and offered it in all 8 color ways. And the whole arsenal of alignment aids is amazing an amazing surprise! Thanks for the comment 👊🏼⚡️

is feel the same?@@kyletomberlin5497

@@giomusah2155feel is a little more solid the Mezz is Not as loud off the face . Of course, it could just be the acoustics giving that sensation cause sound is feel. But I loved it

It does kind of feel like a cheat code sometimes

The DF3 is a good bit smaller than the DF2.1 so LAB was able to dull the sound down a bit. It's a good middle ground of pitch between the MEZZ Max and the DF2.1. The face is also a great middle ground. LAB really seemed to listen to their consumers complaints about the "soft" feel of the MEZZ and the "tingy" sound of the 2.1 and give us something right in the middle.

Love the pistol grip. Ha you're right, they may have borrowed that idea but we aren't complaining

But can it get the ball from the cup?

@@jeffalbrecht4560 That would be amazing haha

It definitely feels like an upgrade from the previous model

The grip that comes with this option is the Super Stroke XL Counterbalance. It is not a press grip.

Kyle actually has gamed the Mezz and he putts extremely well with it. That being said, the DF3 almost feels easier to line up and strike more constantly. If you can get over the large size it’s worth trying the DF3!

@@LoggerheadGolfthanks for the feedback!

Yup, that's why they need to be fitted on you.

It really isn’t that deep, most putters come stock at 68-70ish. The big sell for the LAB is the actual build relative to the shaft placement. The shaft is set back from the face in conjunction with the design of the head so when assembled, everything is perfectly balanced. You could spin the putter in your fingers and it’ll freely spin as to not favor the face or the toe or anything. Hence no torque. So when you’re making a stroke, the face will stay on the line you started on, no twisting, less pulling and pushing giving you a better chance of making the put. It really works. I have 2 of them. Never looked back.

@@slave0102 I too have two. But I'd never drop that kind of money on one off the sheriff unless I was fit to the standard specs

I had the opportunity to hit the new DF3 at the local PGA Superstore today. I was really surprised by the feedback from such a large headed putter. The ball just seemed to jump off the face. I also love the look of the Mezz Max but I hate that fat/tilted/forward press grip that takes away the head weight and the feel of the putter.

@@erinpackard9768 The feedback is a nice little upgrade from the DF 2.1

Yeah, pity reviewers don't point that out more often, I've only seen Max Hahn himself explaining that point. For me it was the most difficult part to get used to: Trusting the clubhead to swing itself. Really scary after years of subconsciously manipulating various high MOI putters.

the owner of LAB talks about it

That’s a drill to get used to taking your hands out of the stroke. You don’t have to keep thumbs off, just a Way to keep you from manipulating the head.