Reviewed by: dfirca ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Tracy

Summary:
I've tried many putters and could not find a single one that produced a better roll than the Yes. The ball rolls much sooner and does not stray off line unless a really bad stroke is applied. The feel is amazing and the more upright lie angle as compared to other putters makes it easy to position your eyes directly above the ball. Highly recommended.

Customer Service:
Haven't had to use them yet.

Similar Products Used:
Scotty Cameron, Taylor Made Rossa, Odyssey XG, Ping, Never Compromise, Nike

Reviewed by: Mizunogolfer ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Tracy

Summary:
I purchased this putter after plenty of online research and plenty of demo time at Golfsmith. I usually don't buy from Golfsmith, but a 15% off coupon dropped the price of this putter just under $125 which I thought was very fair. It was also nice to find a blade type putter that was also face balanced as it seems to fit my stroke and keep the putter on line more consistanly without feeling bulky like a mallet type putter does. The Tracy seems slightly heavier than most blades but that was only noticeable in the "get to know you" stage of demoing it and became quickly became a non issue.

My biggest problem before was allignment, but for some strange reason, this putter cures that problem and puts a very true roll on the ball that is always around the cup. The sightline on this putter seems wider and deeper to me than most, and really helps me line up my putts easier than before. The feeling of the Tracy is soft off the face, but will still tell you when you have not quite hit it solidly on the C-Grooves. When not hit solidly, the putter still puts a nice roll on the ball with above average accuracy.
Fit and finish are very unique and extremely solid while the "Cameronesque" type headcover is a nice touch. The yellow, white, and black grip takes some getting used to but is easily fixable.

The Tracy is a must try for someone who prefers a blade but wants a face balanced putter all in one. Simply put... the Tracy has made me a more accurate putter and has given me added confidence.

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Cameron Studio Style
Ping G5i
Odyssey XG

Reviewed by: TrickieKnapps ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Yes Tracey

Summary:
A couple of years ago I had transformed myself from a poor putter to a decent enough one to win half a dozen competitions in a year. My touch deserted me sometime last autumn and since then I have been in freefall.

Up until last week I had convinced myself that I had the twitches, until a visit on a very wet lunchtime to my local golf club.

What happened was that I confessed all to the assistant pro who got me to use the rail and gave me a very quick lesson. I then went onto the putting green to get soaked and practice with the Tracey.

Wow. The lesson got my stroke sorted and the putter was the icing on the cake.

The ball rolled of the face just pure. Needless to say the £89 was well worth the spend and I used it on Sunday for the first time with 28 putts taken in total. Not bad for someone who the other week took 42 putts which included a 5 putt.

I would suggest that people have a look at the YES putter range they might be surpirsed.

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Scotty Cameron, Ping, Never Compromise, 2 Ball (the list is endless!!)

Reviewed by: RioGolfer ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Tracy

Summary:
This is the best putter I have ever used. Rolls the ball great and gives confidence at address. If you have been through a zillion putters like me, I would give this a try, the feel is unmatched. It will cost a little more but well worth the strokes it will save and not to mention the skins you should win.

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Too Many