They Sent Me an $800 Putter for FREE… Then Sold the Company for $200 MILLION!

L.A.B. Golf changed my game — literally. They sent me their OZi1 putter (worth $800) for FREE because they were so confident it would fix my putting… and they were right.

Now, the same company just sold a majority stake for a jaw-dropping $200 million to L Catterton, backed by LVMH (the Louis Vuitton group). In this video, I share my honest experience with the OZi1, how it turned putting from my weakest link into my biggest weapon, and my thoughts on whether L.A.B. can keep its quality now that big money is involved.

Plus, we talk about how PGA Tour pros like Adam Scott, Lucas Glover, and J.J. Spaun (with his 64-foot bomb at the U.S. Open) helped catapult the brand into the spotlight.

💬 Drop a comment: Do you think L.A.B. Golf will keep its magic now that there’s $200M in the mix?

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This is a story of how I got an $800 putter for absolutely free and how that same company just sold for $200 million. And trust me, it’s not your grandpa’s golf club. Let’s be honest, putting used to be the worst part of my game personally. I could drive it fine, hit the greens absolutely no problem. But once I had a putter in my hand, it was a total disaster. Three putts, missed birdie putts, missed par putts. I was leaving strokes all over the course with my putter. Then out of nowhere, Lab Golf reaches out to me and they say they’re going to send me the Oz oneey putter, no charge. And this putter retails for $800. And they sent it to me for absolutely free. just because they believed it would change my game. All they wanted me to do is document how the Lab Golf putter changed my golf game. No strings attached, just confidence in their product. Now, when I first saw the putter, I’m not going to lie, it looked like a spaceship. But the moment I rolled that first putt, it was smooth, stable, no twisting. It felt automatic. It felt right. And then everything flipped in my golf game. Putting went from being my weakness to the part of my game that’s saving me the most strokes. I’m making more putts. I’m scoring better and I’m walking off the green with the smile. The Oz One Eye is hands down the best club in my bag. And it wasn’t just me. The guys on the PGA Tour started using Lab 2. Adam Scott, Lucas Glover, and then boom, JJ Spawn drops a 64 foot bomb at the US Open with a Lab Golf putter. The clip went viral and the brand went from underground to mainstream overnight. Fast forward to today. Lab Golf sells a majority stake to L Caterton. That’s a private equity firm backed by Louis Vuitton parent company. They bought in at a valuation over $200 million. That’s just not golf money. That’s luxury brand territory. Now listen, I’m hyped for Lab Golf. They deserve the spotlight. But I got to be real and wonder, will the quality take a hit? Will these putters still feel like that small batch dialed in product? Or will mass production start to water it down? That’s my biggest concern. For now, I’m rolling putts with this $800 putter they sent to me for absolutely free, and I love it. Whether you’re a tour player or just tired of three putting like I was, this putter could actually help your game. Please smash that like button if you ever wanted to fix your putting once and for all. Drop a comment. Do you think Lab Golf will keep its magic now that the big money’s in the picture? Only time will