yes putters

[obsessedgolfer]

my home cousre is a cheap muni, it is a great course but sadly due to lack of funds the condition is not great. The greens are very slow and bumpy wich makes it very hard to putt because the ball bounces so much instead of rolling true. I dont have this problem when playing nicer courses. will buying a yes! putter help my putts roll truer on bumpy greens?

[titaniummd]

  obsessedgolfer said:

my home cousre is a cheap muni, it is a great course but sadly due to lack of funds the condition is not great. The greens are very slow and bumpy wich makes it very hard to putt because the ball bounces so much instead of rolling true. I dont have this problem when playing nicer courses. will buying a yes! putter help my putts roll truer on bumpy greens?

I would think that the only answer is to demo the club. There is a lot of buzz with the Taylormade Spider.

[atltony]

A yes! putter or any other putter that combines low loft with 'horizontal' style grooves would tend to not pop the ball up upon the initial strike...but it's not like its creating magical suction between the ball and the ground....if the ball is rolling on a bumpy surface its going to pop up a little here and there.

[mikelaw]

I dont think the putter will help you. Sometimes greens are so long and bad NO putter will make a difference. I find my Yes great on faster greens actually! Its nice and heavy and the feel is great. Anything under 6-10 feet I cant miss with mine.

My advice is to check out different courses! :)

[mp0]

It's not going to change anything, one of my local courses has poor greens and my ball still bounces around.

[bflat450]

It might help you somewhat, but the confidence that it gives you will probably help you more than anything. Try demoing it and see if you like it. I want one too