LA Golf Malibu

[roundersmitty]

I am a big fan of fang style putters.  Have used a Toulon Las Vegas for 3 seasons but like to tinker and experiment with what else is out there.  Tempted to order one as the shaft is pretty much the value of the whole putter.  Any reason why I should or shouldn’t? 

[MattM97]

It's a pretty new concept for a putter so not sure what many will say about it unless they tried that original LA putter which was massive.

 

If it's something you like the idea of and want to try do it and give some feedback on it. like you said the shaft is basically the cost of the putter. 

[jholz]

After seeing the photos, I don't get the sense that there is anything inherently "wrong" with the product. They look to be high quality (and better be given the price).

 

If you like the look of it, you think the tech is valid, and you are willing/able to spend the cash - then I say go for it.

 

But, remember that no putter is going to be a panacea. You are going to miss some really easy, make-able putts with your $2500 piece of metal/carbon/plastic on the end of a stick.

 

Whether it's an LA Golf putter or otherwise, my advice is always the same. Pick something you like - or something that is fit to you - and stick with it. Practice frequently. Commit to the putter.

[PDFPXG]

If you haven't tried a LAB Mezz you owe it to yourself to try it. PGASS has a great selection. you can order with a LA shaft if you want at labgolf.com The lack of torque on the putter is totally different then LA golf putter or anyone else. I think once you try it you will be hooked. I was and I am now putting like a PGA tour pro now. I can honestly say that I have only had one 3 put in the last 2 months of putting. A big change for me.

[5hort5tuff]

If you really like the Malibu...give it a shot. It's not my favorite looking putter in this style, but putters are very personal. 

Edited February 22, 2023 by 5hort5tuff