Yes! Sophia..same type used by Jim Furyk in 2010 or Odyssey White Ice #2

[bobby s]

Hello, I have a chance to buy a brand new YES! Sophia for $55 or a used Odyssey White Ice #2 blade. Between the two which should I take a chance on? I need some input on how they both feel and distance control and anything else. They both have some offset and I have a strong arc stroke, so would one help more than the other?. I know these blade putters arent the most forgiving, but I don't mind putting some effort into using them. I'm currently using a Ping I-series Piper H so any comparisons would be helpful, but any help is appreciated. I'm not an expert so Im pretty much clueless

[Laws of Woo]

Depends, do you prefer softer insert putters or firmer putters w/o an insert. I personally prefer the milled putters without an insert, so my choice would be the Yes! putter. The roll they put on a putt is very nice.

[bobby s]

I've had both types and the milled one felt nice and was a mallet, but I was inconsistent with it. Just tryin to see if maybe a smaller blade putter will help

[Laws of Woo]

Originally Posted by bobby s

I've had both types and the milled one felt nice and was a mallet, but I was inconsistent with it. Just tryin to see if maybe a smaller blade putter will help

Mallets typically are NOT for someone with a strong arc. Majority of mallet putters are face balanced and designed more for a straight back and through (or close to it) stroke.

I'd say give the Yes! a go. They make a very good putter, that a lot of people overlook.