While cheap Scotty Cameron fakes (£50) are light, plasticky, and easily spotted, high-tier Temu fakes of LAB Golf putters (£70) look and perform scarily close to £400–£500 authentic putters. However, Rick strongly advises against purchasing counterfeit equipment due to illegal ethics, questionable labor standards, and inconsistent torque balancing.
Their scorecard
Face Balance: 5/5 — True lie-angle balanced zero torque
High-tier LAB Golf fakes look almost identical to the genuine £500 clubs
Fake LAB putters rolled golf balls remarkably close to authentic models
Exposes how high premium putter prices (£450-£500) drive the knockoff market
What they don’t
Counterfeit clubs carry serious ethical and labor concerns
Fake putters lack exact zero-torque precision and fitted lie angles
Impact feel on fakes remains noticeably more plasticky and hollow
While cheap Scotty Cameron fakes (£50) are light, plasticky, and easily spotted, high-tier Temu fakes of LAB Golf putters (£70) look and perform scarily close to £400–£500 authentic putters. However, Rick strongly advises against purchasing counterfeit equipment due to illegal ethics, questionable labor standards, and inconsistent torque balancing.
High-tier LAB Golf fakes look almost identical to the genuine £500 clubs
Fake LAB putters rolled golf balls remarkably close to authentic models