12 replies to this topic

[achappy]

Trying to get some feedback on the Adams Yes! putters. They are going pretty cheaply on eBay ($60 shipped) and I was thinking of trying out a Christina.  How's the look and feel?


http://shop.adamsgol...tters_christina

[esketores]

TaylorMade/Adams/YES! putters... I did not know YES! had been gobbled up.

[tommy89]

I have the sandy. Great little putter and was only £100

[10_ft_Jon_Boat]

I have a Callie and Chris and really enjoy both.  Great feel.... No insert.

[Rhythm&TempoRenzo]

I play a 2008 Yes "Nicky". Now this was before Adams bought Yes Putters, but I'm sure that the quality is still a priority with them. Yes putters have great feel and true roll without an insert - you'll love it...

[homergolf]

I have a Yes Bella.  Great putter.  I've been using a White Ice #9 for a few years, but the Bella caught my eye and is in the bag now.

[Demo1]

I like my Yes Jennie, but not the original grip, so I went the SuperStroke route.

[tommy89]

+1

Original grip on my sandy was garbage. Nothing a golf pride new decade couldn't fix

[Stretch]

Just be aware that the newer model Yes putters have an insert behind the c-grooves that mutes the impact feel quite a bit. Personally, I don't like it, but it may just be that I'm very used to the firmer strike of the older models. Have been going back and forth between a Carolyne (CS blade) and Lizzy Plus (mid mallet) for years.*

(* I do also see other putters occasionally -- you understand how it is -- but neither of my main girls needs to know that.)

Edited by Stretch, 20 November 2012 - 11:14 AM.

[lvmike]

I had a Tracy II in my bag for almost 2 years (an eternity for clubs in my bag).  Just loved that dang thing.  Feel was great and put a consistent spin with those c grooves.  I got excited when Adams bought them as I thought they'd refine them.  I've rolled a couple in stores, but they actually feel worse and dare I say a little clunky to me now.  

For what it's worth, my ideal feel in a putter is the original Yes! putters, Odyssey Black TD series or the Scotty Select (2012 deep milled) that I'm rolling now.

[KaBoom21]

Put a Tracy II in the bag for the last 2 months of the season and it's been money.  Just love the muted feel of these heads. Played the original Callie in the past, but found flare neck/half-shaft offset putters to be a better fit.

[jlo]

I had been playing a long putter for about 18 years until now.

I play the Yes Natalie and love the way it aligns the aim.

Best putter possibly I ever used.

I use the claw grip which was the same grip I used in my right hand with the long putter.

Edited by jlo, 22 November 2012 - 08:19 PM.

[Chief Illiniwek]

Rhythm&TempoRenzo, on 19 November 2012 - 10:11 PM, said:

I play a 2008 Yes "Nicky". Now this was before Adams bought Yes Putters, but I'm sure that the quality is still a priority with them. Yes putters have great feel and true roll without an insert - you'll love it...

I play a Yes! Nicky too and it's the only stick I've ever been a good putter with. I even bought a backup on the BST this fall because they're getting hard to find. The ball rolls more true off of these putters with the C grooves than any other putter I've ever tried. I've heard trials show the c grooves don't really aid with that, but I can't argue with my results.