I have the LAB 2.1 branding iron in the armlock style. It takes a little time but you MUST stop trying to 'guide' the putter. The putter does all the work once you learn to trust it. I now hold the shaft so loose that all I am really doing is stopping the club from falling out of my hands. Thumbs are off the shaft entirely. Line it up take your eyes back to the ball and super smoothly putt through. From 13:01 you are putting it as if it were an arm lock putter :) which is good as it works for you.
Hey mate I noticed your lead (left) elbow was in close to your body, try having it out pointing towards your target. Maybe having it close to your body is causing you to pull your strokes to the left? I use a broomstick and love it 💯
I put a Mezz max counterbalanced putter in the bag this year and absolutely love it. Definitely intrigued by the broomstick just too big of a change for me!
I think to have any success and consistency with the broomstick you MUST put a sharpie line on the ball… then place the ball super precisely to the start line…. Walk backwards and double check that line…Then TRUST TRUST TRUST that sharpie pen line.
@@GabeGallucciGolfBad because you’re not starting the ball on the start line? Or Bad because you’re misreading the break? Or Bad because the pace not correct?
Lie angle balance will mess with your aim at first as you are used to applying a certain amount of torque with your regular putter. So at first, you will be fighting it!
I noticed something in your swing. With the broomstick style putting you kinda have to swing straight back and straight through. When you were first doing it, your swing traced inside on the back swing like you would do a traditional putter. Once you went "straight arm" almost like an arm lock putter, the swing went back in more of a straight line. More like how a broomstick style should swing. Try it again broomstick style but focus on drawing the putter straight back and straight through.
I want to get a link 1 at like 75 degrees I have been putting great with my phantom 5.5 but there is something about gaining a a little bit more advantage if possible
Lie angle of the broom is 79.5. Very upright. Get fitted for a standard length LAB - you may be a little upright from standard. Once you try a DF3 or Mezz in your fitted length/lie, you will never look back. 🙂
I have the LAB 2.1 branding iron in the armlock style.
It takes a little time but you MUST stop trying to 'guide' the putter. The putter does all the work once you learn to trust it. I now hold the shaft so loose that all I am really doing is stopping the club from falling out of my hands. Thumbs are off the shaft entirely. Line it up take your eyes back to the ball and super smoothly putt through. From 13:01 you are putting it as if it were an arm lock putter :) which is good as it works for you.
Hey mate I noticed your lead (left) elbow was in close to your body, try having it out pointing towards your target. Maybe having it close to your body is causing you to pull your strokes to the left? I use a broomstick and love it 💯
Check out Adam Scott and where his left elbow placement is
I put a Mezz max counterbalanced putter in the bag this year and absolutely love it. Definitely intrigued by the broomstick just too big of a change for me!
I need to try counterbalance next. Seems like it’s the play for me
I think to have any success and consistency with the broomstick you MUST put a sharpie line on the ball… then place the ball super precisely to the start line…. Walk backwards and double check that line…Then TRUST TRUST TRUST that sharpie pen line.
I tried that in another round and didn’t even bother putting it in the video cause it was so bad🤣
@@GabeGallucciGolfBad because you’re not starting the ball on the start line? Or Bad because you’re misreading the break? Or Bad because the pace not correct?
Lie angle balance will mess with your aim at first as you are used to applying a certain amount of torque with your regular putter. So at first, you will be fighting it!
Yea I'm fighting it, I don't think it works for me
I LOVE my DF3. Got fit at L.A.B HQ it's local for me. Their products are the real deal
I was just coaching at emerald valley for boys state golf I regret not getting into the HQ because we were so busy
I noticed something in your swing. With the broomstick style putting you kinda have to swing straight back and straight through. When you were first doing it, your swing traced inside on the back swing like you would do a traditional putter. Once you went "straight arm" almost like an arm lock putter, the swing went back in more of a straight line. More like how a broomstick style should swing. Try it again broomstick style but focus on drawing the putter straight back and straight through.
I did try that again after just doesn't seem to work for me
I loved this putter when I used it in store, then saw it was $650 at check out. There’s nothing a golf club can do to justify that price
The standard putter is like $550 retail on its own it ain’t cuz it’s broom I promise that
All putter prices have increased so much over the past few years it's crazy
You need to use a line on the golf ball
I want to get a link 1 at like 75 degrees I have been putting great with my phantom 5.5 but there is something about gaining a a little bit more advantage if possible
Lie angle of the broom is 79.5. Very upright. Get fitted for a standard length LAB - you may be a little upright from standard. Once you try a DF3 or Mezz in your fitted length/lie, you will never look back. 🙂
I believe in the tech I just havent found the right one for me yet!
@@GabeGallucciGolf based on the vlog today, it sounds like you need a more upright lie angle. 😀. A good fitter will dial you in. You won't regret it.
Hey Gabe! Are you looking for a video editor? let me know. I can help you with dope edits.
What happened after a week of testing? Is it going in the bag?
Deff not
your adding your standard arc to your stroke you need to put on a straight line watch the video back you can see the face twist giving you that miss
I was trying to go straight back, it aint it for me
Just get a armlock or counterbalance method 😮
Why go to the broomstick if you don't use the system?? Just get a regular LAB max or Max1
Just wanted to try it for fun
That is not a true Broomstick? That is about 45 inches, a true long putter needs to be around 46 inches!
I believe this one was 42 actually