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[titelist]

I've recently switched over to a YES Putter and love it.  It may be the best feeling putter Ive ever used with the best results.  I'm playing a Victoria Putter.  I would like to add a second YES Putter to my collection and was wondering what are some other good ones out there that people have used.

With the Victoria being a mallet putter I wouldnt mind grabing a blade style to switch back and forth with.  I prefer a face balanced putter as well.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

[tlehmann]

The Dawn is arguably one of the highest quality yes putters ever made.  Mine is not leaving the bag anytime soon.

[CAT GOLFER]

Tracy II is a good choice. And it is face balanced.

I too switch back and forth between a mallet (Mizuno Bettinardi C-05) and a blade style putter.  My Tracy II is the Manganese Bronze model so it is bit heavier.  I like having a fast and slow green putter.

[ChrisBURR69]

If you are willing to try an 8802 style putter i suggest you try the new sophia 12 putter I own it and i love it! It has a nice soild feel at impact and it lokoks great at address

[KaBoom21]

CAT GOLFER, on 30 January 2013 - 02:04 PM, said:

Tracy II is a good choice. And it is face balanced.

I too switch back and forth between a mallet (Mizuno Bettinardi C-05) and a blade style putter.  My Tracy II is the Manganese Bronze model so it is bit heavier.  I like having a fast and slow green putter.

The Tracy II isn't face balanced. The Tracy and the Christina are FB blades.

Edited by KaBoom21, 30 January 2013 - 09:23 PM.

[HoosierHacker89]

I play a Callie, and i love it

[skeeter33]

I've owned many.  Currently use a Mollie.  Incredible putter.  Dawn is OK, expected more. Check out Callie-F, Callie-FC, Donna II, Morgan and original Tracy II.  Best Yes! putters were made pre-2011.  The new stuff is crap. Also, read up on Harold Swash, the guy who started it all.

[CAT GOLFER]

KaBoom21, on 30 January 2013 - 09:15 PM, said:

CAT GOLFER, on 30 January 2013 - 02:04 PM, said:

Tracy II is a good choice. And it is face balanced.

I too switch back and forth between a mallet (Mizuno Bettinardi C-05) and a blade style putter.  My Tracy II is the Manganese Bronze model so it is bit heavier.  I like having a fast and slow green putter.

The Tracy II isn't face balanced. The Tracy and the Christina are FB blades.

Oops, you are correct, Tracy is FB.  thanks for the catch KaBoom

[trojangolfer]

I've found that the slightest off-center hit with a Yes putter leads to significant distance loss. Love the roll they put on the ball, though.

[Nashy]

I have 4 of them, Sophia, Callie, Jennifer, and Natalie.

All of mine are the older type from when Harold Swash was based in Stockport area.

The Callie is my favourite but Natalie is my gamer it's a little rough as someone tried to paint it white and I have stripped it back to bare metal, fitted a Super stroke Slim and in turn its the best I have putted for over 10 years.

[muttesmutte]

Last year I switched from a Odyssey #8 Metal-X to a Sally 12 Long. Havnt looked back for a sec.

Within 2 weeks I cut 3-4 strokes just on the green, and I use it much more regulary outside the green with gret results.

My main (only) beef with Yes!-putters is that I dont like the roll on really slow greens.

[katbird]

I have the C-Groove PG-100, the older pre-Yes! Marilyn...and the Natalie...and like them both...heavier than most, but good for steadying the stroke...esp. at the start of the season.

Edited by katbird, 11 March 2013 - 10:52 PM.