Do Yes! putters work

[G1BB0]

I use a Yes and have had numerous others and for me its the nicest to putt with and for distance control.

Mine is a small mallett and looks great at address and nice off the face. Each to their own of course.

 

[freddielong]

You forget the mental element. For example, I cannot line up a putter with a curved back. I don't feel confident with a blade putter. It's got to be something you feel confident with.

Of course but the putter doesn't do the putting you do, there is so much R & D in golf now days that all clubs work whether they work for everyone that a different story.

 

[Oddsocks]

If you have a very repeatable stroke then they're good.
I had one and found that if I missed the middle of the grooves I got an incredibly inconsistent strike.
OK, miss the middle on any putter and you lose accuracy and distance but I found the Yes impossible to predict...

I pretty much found this, middle it and it would rocket off ..... Mind stayed in the bag a short while before going.

If you fancy a rife , I have a Abuca tropical ( similar to delmar) in the garage that's six months old, that's an awesome putter just not suited to my stroke.

 

[ManinBlack]

I pretty much found this, middle it and it would rocket off ..... Mind stayed in the bag a short while before going.

If you fancy a rife , I have a Abuca tropical ( similar to delmar) in the garage that's six months old, that's an awesome putter just not suited to my stroke.

The Rife's got curves, couldn't handle it!

 

[StrangelyBrown]

I've been using a Yes! Marilyn for several years and I can't see me wanting to change any time soon.

 

[virtuocity]

To add to this, I had my first 'incident' with my Yes! insert today. I missed a 3 footer after not cleaning the clubface and the ball shot off at 45 degrees. Very strange indeed.

 

[Scrindle]

I have a Yes! Sandy 12. Really like it - had it for about 8 months now I think? Something like that.