L.A.B Golf vs vintage putters! Who comes out on top?

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Right, Lab putters. Now, they might be the most talked about club in the game of golf over the past 2 years. Full of tech and full of science, but a lot of people think putting is more art than science. So, I’ve teamed up with my friends at Golf Clubs for Cash, and I’ve delved into their archives to dig out two of the goats of putting. I’ve got the Wilson 802, just a pure blade. I’ve got the original Ping answer. And I’m going to be putting these putters up against one another in a series of little tests to find out how far technology has come and if it can actually help you. 50% of putts from 8 foot on the PJ tour are missed and 50% a hold. So this should be a good barometer and a good test for these putters. So we’re going to hit 10 with each. I’m going to count up the score and see how they get on. I can see a really nice kind of 80ft uphill swinger here. We’re going to hit six putts with each. Three up, three back. We’re going to measure them all out and the winner of this round will be the putt that has the cumulative lowest distance from the hole. I hope that makes sense. Let’s get some putts. [Music] I have to say I really did enjoy putting with these older putters. The feel off the face of the Ping answer was just beautiful, really lively. It’s got that very familiar ping ting. And actually on the longer putts with the 802, I really enjoyed the feel of flow of the toe through the stroke. [Music]