Yes Tracy/ TracyII

[Shooter McGavin]

I have more of an arc stroke and was looking to upgrade my putter. I wanted a putter that was more heel/toe balaned instead of face balanced. I was really interested in the yes tracy putter and was wondering if any of them were heel/toe balanced(or the Yes Callie for that matter). If not which yes putter are fit more for an arc stroke? Thanks

[paulyb]

I have a Tracy which is face balanced. I also have a Cameron Pro Platinum Newport 2 which is toe weighted. I putt with an arc and like them equally. I also have a centershafted Bobby Grace mk5(?). The weighting doesn't affect me i suppose.

[gatorsteve]

I also have a yes tracy and it is face balanced. My other putter is a sc newport with some toe hang and I have a straight backa and straight through stroke and I prefer the face balanced tracy overy the cameron toe hang putter.

 

 

steve

[MCCA]

I have a Callie & Cameron Circa #2 I think The weight of the Callie is better I had a Tracy II last year which was a .340 gm head a little heavier than my Callie. If i where in the market for a putter again I'd get the Tracy II. Something about the look of the Tracy II i like better than the Callie.

 

mcca

[ShoxTP]

The Callie, Tracy II, Tess, Dianna (MWT) and the new Abby are toe weighted. Can't go wrong with any of them. More people need to try Yes! putters. They are the real deal.

[ateupwithgolf]

The Yesputters.com website has a pdf file that gives the descriptions of the putter, and whether is suits you having a straight back and thru stroke, mild arc, or moderate arc. I believe the Tracy II is what you'd want.

[jkro34]

The Tracy II is where it's at! I just picked up one of these over the weekend. I haven't had a chance to get out on the course but I did go to a local course putting green after work and the roll is unbelievable. I hadn't even heard what a Yes putter was a month ago. I'm very pleased with my purchase! I originally had a Mezza Monza but wanted to go back to a toe weighted blade. You won't be disappointed with the Tracy II!

[wolfgame]

Have played the TracyII for quite awhile...I have tried every putter out there and picked this one up at a store to screw around with.....it has been in my bag for quite sometime...and I have tried virtually every putter out there. Wish they would forge this one next.

[pak]

I have been playing with the Tracy II for over a year now and it is the best putter I've used in years. I especially have a lot of confidence on the short putts, but also find many more long putts ending up near the hole. I can't explain it, however when I put a good stroke on it with my Yes! I know I'm going to make it upon impact. I also think that it is one of the best putters for the money.

[Shooter McGavin]

Thanks for replies. I had a question for all the yes owners out there. I actually went to my local shop today to get a feel for some putters. I really like the look of the tracy II but unfortunately they didn't have one there so i i was messing around with the callie for a bit. While i loved the roll and weight of the putter, i wasn't sure what to think of the feel. Don't get me wrong it has a nice feeling but i felt it might have been a little too soft, a bit on the mushy side. Has anyone else noticed this and if so do the tracyII and callie have the same feel?

[ateupwithgolf]

I agree that the feel was suprisingly soft, but it all depends on what you are used to. When you pick up a Yes and feel the grooves, you don't expect the ball to come off soft like it does. That was easily overcome for me though once I started rolling it without my characteristic hop.