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I was fitted for my Yes! putter yesterday in Denver at Yes! golf.

It was very informative and cool to try out all the putters that they have. I never realized but from using my old putter, my body adjusted to it and cause me to open my stance up. With Victoria, I now get the pleasure of relearning how to line my puts up because I now hit them straight (which means they go slightly left lol)

I was able to see the differences (using high-speed camera) between my old putter and new and was astonished at how quickly the new one started to roll. I was able to play with the Putting Guide™ Player that also measured me for my shaft length. By time I was done there I was hitting my putts very consistently and in the hole. But what can we expect from astro-turf?

I also found out that my old putter was way too long for me. I wasn't able to get my eyes over the ball.

All in all, very well worth it.

If you are looking into buying a Yes! putter and are close to Denver, get fitted. You won't be sorry


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I have to echo MunkeyGolfers recommendation of Yes! and the fitting process. I did the same thing with my center shafted Natalie and haven't looked back. The putts are falling like never before, and people that I play with comment on how my ball immediately starts rolling off the face.

David C. Cleveland

In My Bag:

Driver: Big Bertha 4603 Wood: Big BerthaHybrid: Rescue Dual 3 19 degreeIrons: Big Bertha 2006Wedges: x forged mdPutter: 33 inch Natalie center shaftedBall: HX TourHome Course: Wellshire Golf Course, Denver, COVisit my musings at...


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Yeah I use a Victoria II also and love it. My putting has gotten so much better with it too I never knew I could sink putts like I do now.

Now I actually have confidence on putts 8 feet or longer. I consistently make harder and harder putts.

R7 Superquad 10.5° RE*AX 65 Fujikura
R7 Draw Rescue 3H 19°
R7 Draw Rescue 5H 25°
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Vokey Spin Milled 54° ChromeCPR 56°Victoria II 35"Pro v1


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