Yes! Tracy Putter Golf Club

This is a great putter.

It has very crisp feeling due to the 303 steel head. You definitely feel the difference when you hit a putt good and when you hit a putt off center. The 303 steel also gives it a distinctive sound I find this useful for distance control and insuring a centered hit.

Most blade putters are toe hung (which to me means toe heavy). This allows them to perform well with a putting arc. However this putter is face balanced like most mallets. The face balancing allows this putter to work well with a square to square stroke. For this reason it is the ultimate blade putter for people who want to take it staight back to straight through toward the hole.

The C groove face helps the ball roll without skidding. The C grooves are most affective when the putter stikes the ball with little or no angle. Because this shaft is offset you can get away with some forward press and still get the good roll.

I also like the look of the putter. It has a slim top line, nice when you look down at it. There is relatively no glare off the putter because of the finish. It is easy to align because the corners are squared and it has white alignment line.

This putter is definitely made with the low handicapper in mind. It is not what I would call extremely forgiving. An off centered hit doesn't have the same result as a direct strike to the sweet spot. Is this a bad thing.? No it is not necessarily bad. In fact, it will eventually make you a better putter by rewarding a good stroke and somewhat punishing a bad stroke. I would not recommend this putter to the casual golfer but I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is discriminating and demands alot from their putter.

This putter has a great look at address. It also has a awesome feel and sound at impact. I have used a lot of different putters that include the Ping G5i B60 and Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless and this putter is my favorite. You can't go wrong with this choice.

This is the MOST awesome putter ever! The grip is wonderful and so soft. Every man or women will LOVE this and it makes you shoot GREAT, LOL!! I highly recommend buying this and trying it out. My personal opinion, it is well worth the $150.00!!!

As most people do, I too did research on different putters. I took a chance on the YES! putter strictly from an article that demoed and compared other putters. The YES! putter was rated high but not the highest rated putter in the field.

I love the weight and feel of the putter. The head of the putter is much heavier than I'm used to. But I enjoy the heavier putter head now! Very good feeling putter. Instant response to solidly hit putts! The C-Groove seems to help the ball stay online. The feeling is tremendous! The design is simple and easy to line up putts. I love the putter!!

I would like to say I am very satisified with every detail reguarding the Yes putterand would like to thank the seller and ebay for the way the transaction was handled.

This putter retails for about 149.00, it was slightly used and had a buy now price of 49.99, it did not have a mark on it a great value.

Got the Yes! Tracy putter at 33". Decent weight, but probably wished it had a tiny bit more weight on it (may be due to the fact that I've been using mallets for the past year & a half). As a blade putter, you can actually feel good contacts & bad ones. The "c" grooves actually perform & work as advertised. It really does seem that these grooves start the ball on it's intended path sooner in comparison to other putters. Really a nice, good putter (the "Tracy" w/it's double bend shaft is a face balance putter, which is more suited for those who have a straight back, straight thru putting stroke). You will not be disappointed (by the way, the headcover has a nice magnetic flap closure which make's it real nice and classy).

I bought tracy putter after I seen my friends putter. I like the feel of the Tracy and hoping it will improve my putting. So far I think it is a top line putter for me.

I am 6'5" tall and this Yes belly putter at 47"s is just right. I don"t know if the putter was modified from a regular length putter or not since it has a long USA grip on it but it putts great.

If you are a straight though putter, no curve to your stroke, then this is an excellent putter for you. It especially appeals to those who do not care for the mallet look.

I tried the Yes! putters out at Golfers Warehouse before buying one. The claims about the immediate roll off the face are not hype...they are indeed true. I tried a couple mallet versions and a few blade versions. Personally I prefer blades and thought I'd like the Sophia the most based on what I had read...but then I tried the Tracy 1 and preferred it over all the other models (including the Sophia).

I have a straight back straight through swing and the putting line on this is great. My putting inside of 10 feet is greatly improved and my lags from beyond 35 feet threaten the hole much more often (and I'm dropping a few of them too).

People spend big bucks on driver technology, and hitting long is nice...but you use your putter at least once per hole, so spend a few bucks on a putter that will help you cut strokes. The Yes! putters will do that (and for less $ than a Scotty Cameron or an Odsysee...but every bit as good if not better).

The Tracy 1 is going for about $140 in golf shops, I paid just over half that on eBay for a new one.

As a matter of fact, I love this putter so much I just bought a ladies pink Tracy 1 for my daughter's birthday.

Service was as said and the putter is like new. Thank You. This putter has improved my game and I see the results on the score card.

I love the Tracy (I) putter because its a face balanced blade. Almost all blade putters are toe weighted which produces toe hang when balanced by 1 finger on the shaft. The Tracy is face balanced and you can easily test a putter for that. Simply balance the club on one finger then look at the face. If the heel and toe are equal then its face balanced. Face balanced putters are great for Straight back Straight Through (SBST) strokes. I've used face balanced mallets before because their are not many blade offerings. They have a great ability to hold the line but the SBST stroke tends to cause problems on distance control. If you've used one then you know that I mean. You can hit a 10 foot putt 8 feet past the hole when you think that you are being very gentle. Toe hang putters are great for lag putting because the Inside Square Inside putting motion really accentuates the feel of the stroke for distance. The problem with inside square inside is that the point where you are square is not always the point where you are making contact. The result is a putt with great distance control that misses the cup by 1 ball to the left or right.
The Tracy is great because the SBST controls the line perfectly and the mass of the putter isn't 3 inches behind the face. I have lagged very well with the Tracy and dropped a bunch of 10 footers with it. Everyone loves to talk about the C groove insert and the immediate forward roll...I'll spare you the marketing line and just tell you that it works. It works great. If you haven't tried a Yes putter then you should. If you have problems getting 10 footers to drop you should try something face balanced and if you would like to keep you lag putts within the trash can you should try the blade putter. The only putter that I can think of that does all of those is the Tracy.

I satisfied with the quality. It is well matched with the description.
The price is so good, but shipping is a little bit late.

I WAS a skeptic about Yes! putters but now I am a believer! I didn't believe the hype about the concentric circle grooves and Yes!'s claims that the putter gets the ball rolling faster and therefore tracks straighter. I thought it was all marketing hype, but having tried the putters (and now having owned one) I completely believe it.

I previously putted with two TaylorMade Rossa models (a toe-weighted blade model, the Daytona, and a face balanced mallet model, the Mezza Monza). I liked both putters and wasn't looking to switch. Then while at a golf tournament, I ran into a friend/ coworker who is a scratch player. She had switched over to a Yes! putter a couple years ago and swears by it. I decided to check them out. I tried one at a local shop and went ahead and purchased the Tracy model.

Here's my take on the Yes! Tracy putter.
- On putts inside of 5 ft, I'm not sure I really notice the difference between the Yes! model and my Rossa putters.
- On putts from 6-10 ft, I definitely believe that putts track straighter. There's obviously less skidding of the ball upon impact and the ball tracks noticeably straighter.
- On putts outside of 15 ft, I'm still getting used to the feel. The feel is different. The depth of the grooves creates a sensation that you are almost "digging" into the ball. I'm not sure I prefer the feel on the longer putts, but on balance, the benefit on the 6-10 footers makes me happy to adjust to the feel on the longer putts.

I'm definitely a believer and encourage everyone to check the Yes! putters out.

Plus you can't beat the price point. While not cheap at $150-$200 each, they are certainly less expensive than Scotty Cameron's and some of the other very high end, high priced models.

If you are looking for a face balanced blade putter this is the one. Took strokes off my score right out of the box.

Big difference. You can see the ball starts rolling right after impact instead of skipping the green. Easy to address, aim; nicely balanced. This putter, combined with a soft ball (D2 Feel, Pro V1's, etc.), should really help cut a couple of strokes off of your score.

it gives me a true roll,don't have alot of three putts anymore,it was worth the money.it saves me about nine stokes a round

Bought this as a backup putter. My original is a Scotty Studio Stainless Newport 2 , blacked out 3X. Saw a friend of mine with this putter on the practice green, gave it a try and WOW!! I have known how good a roll YES putters give the ball, but was struck by the great looks of this half mallet design. It is a bit on the heavy side, but once I learned to release the putterhead on my strokes, it rolls the ball beautifully! Was really looking to just try something different this time of year, and this putter just might become my "gamer", we will see.

Hands down the best ive ever used! The way the ball comes off the face has saved me many strokes. Im 2 putting everything now.

Don't like the overall feel of the head, just a little too heavy, and the head seems large and bulky when placed down on the green.

Very nice putter. Well suited for the "pelz" type of pendulum stroke. Only complaint is the workmenship of Yes! putters. Upon close inspection, there are lots of places that fine attention to detail was not followed. But a nice paint job doesn't sink putts. And this putter sinks putts, period.