who here uses Yes! putters?

[BigDaddy_Sean]

I just bought a Yes Diana ..



I've been through a barrage of putters of the last 3 years:

Scotty Cameron Newport.
Odyssey 2 ball CS.
Guerin Rife 2 bar blade.
Rossa Monza Spider.

all are darn good putters but nothing is going in the hole (my aim is always about a ball off on 10 foot putts).

So I went looking for one that just seemed to setup square for me and feel good .. I the new ping answer, redwood answer, odyssey white hot, odyssey tour pro .. never compromise ..

then the yes ..

this thing just had a great classic look on top .. and square look. on the indoor practice green they had about 15 foot straight putts i could hit into a cup .. first 4 I made .. which meant i was lining it up correctly .. the others i wasn't making.

it had a nice roll on it too.

can't wait to take it out on the course tomorrow night!

[907golfer12]

I game a Yes! Tiffany and boy it has those old occasional 3 putt and have lowered my scores.

[TigerCurtis333]

YES!!! I have a 33" Tracy and friggen love this thing. First time I used it, sank a 25 footer in a putting contest. Best putter I've ever had and then some.

[MunkeyGolfer]

I have a Yes! Victoria II

[titaniummd]

I game a Yes! Tiffany and boy it has those old occasional 3 putt and have lowered my scores.

I loved the Tiffany and could have bought it used for $59 but passed.

I tried the Rife 2 Bar Blade and Mallet, Nike Oz T130, and SC Newport 2 in my bag. The Yes! Marilyn always delivered but I was not getting any feedback for off centered contact for longer putts. It would go straight without much loss in distance. To improve my personal technique, I needed that feedback. I resorted to the Scotty Cameron Bullseye Blade for practice and felt more and more comfortable with it so it is in the bag, now.

[TarDawg]

I use a Yes! Callie I think. I can't remember the name of it.

[firstcut]

Just picked up a Yes! Tiffany.. Only had it out once and I putted a lot better in the store than I did on the course. That said, I think it's going to work for me. It's just a bunch different than the Odyssey I had.

[x-forged]

Have been playing with the Sophia for a few months now. Its an excellent putter and the best one for me, hands down. It looks good at address, which is most important to me when it comes to a putter.

[mikelaw]

Have been playing with the Sophia for a few months now. Its an excellent putter and the best one for me, hands down. It looks good at address, which is most important to me when it comes to a putter.

yes yes yes!

[hamletsdead]

I've got two of them. I started off with the Tracy last year and it is an awesome putter. I picked it up when I was puttering around at Golfsmith and it felt perfect -- suddenly I was 1-putting from 28 feet out every now and then, and everything under 10 feet dropped in the hole like I was waving a magic wand. Then, of course, in the natural course of always trying to get something new and better (mistakenly thinking that "new" = "better") , I got the Odyssey White Hot followed in quick succession by the new Scotty Cameron Newport, both of which are also great putters, but somehow I didn't like either of them quite as much as my Yes Tracy.

So I went back to Yes and ordered the Callie Forged, which arrived two weeks ago and which I would sleep with if I could. Sunday I hit the links and had 33 putts for the round -- 4 one-putts, 13 two-putts, and a lone three-putt (from 95 feet out). According to Scorecard, the average distance for my first putt was 22 feet, so I'm pretty happy.

[Dent]

I have the Yes! Tiffany 34" although I was supposed to get 35" I adjusted and its a great feel, great alignment aid, and nice looking. I love the black finish as well. I have to admit though, its not as nice as the Tracy II.

[CG031]

I play a YES! Sophia. It's a blade putter, similar to Phil Mickelson's current. I like it a ton. It's just, if your feel is a little off, or your stroke that day, the forgiveness isn't very good, so you'll really hit it way too hard or way too soft - but that's ok, doesn't happen often.

[JYB]

i'll eventually switch over to a yes! abbie forged unless they come out with something new by the time i decide to switch hah!

[Dub]

I like the Tiffany model. It seems to make easy work of alignment....a problem I certainly have.

I haven't made the purchase yet....I'm painfully slow when switching between putters......way slower than even other clubs.....which I'm slow to change.


I haven't been able to get any significant time with a Tiffany on a real green....out of a store.