Yes Golf Callie Putters

Yes Golf Callie Putters 

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Adams Yes! 2012 Callie Bronze Blade Putter The Adams Yes! 2012 Callie Bronze Blade Putter has a plumber neck and a full shaft offset. It has a moderate toe hang and heel-toe weighting, which creates an arc from the inside out on putts, meaning better shots on slopes and inclines.

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5
[Jan 02, 2024]
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5
[Jun 07, 2012]
Chris
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Yes! Callie and Jennie

The C groove technology is the real deal. It helps get putts rolling right away, online and with good distance control. The looks of the putters are cool too, I just wish they would've named the putters better (Girls names? Really?), made the stock grip something other than zuba pants esque yellow(why not just black or white, fellas?), and possibly named the company something else.

Callie vs. Jennie

Callie is an anser copy that sounds too much like Callaway. It rocks a little during set up and doesn't feel or look as good as an original anser to me. It seemed a little light for me and didn't go where I aimed it.

Jennie is a Ping B60 copy that makes me think of Forest Gump (Jeeeennnn-aaayyyy). It has a smaller sweet spot, but does the trick. It sets up square and goes where I tell it. It's my gamer-again I just wish it had a cooler name like Hosinka.

They're worth a try if you can get over the name. Beware of conterfits and make sure there is a serial number on the bottom.

Callie vs. Jennie

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4
VALUE
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5
[Aug 15, 2011]
luke
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: yes! callie

i felt this putter in a golf shop (not sure which one) and instantly fell in love with it due to the well balanced feel of the weight of the club.
another aspect of the club i enjoyed is the way it rolls and it doesnt bobble or have some backspin at the start of a putt because of the c-groove technology that it incorporates one other thing that i enjoy about the putter, it feels so so soft.
it made the newport 2.5 feel like a stone it was that hard and harsh
overall a great putter which i would highly reccomend

Customer Service

N/A

Similar Products Used:

scotty cameron newport 2.5

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5
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5
[Jun 21, 2010]
kiwisimmo
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Yes Callie 34" LH

Us left-handed golfers don't change clubs and especially putters very often as the choice is so poor. Found a shop selling lots of LH goodies so I tried out the Yes putter and a Scotty Cameron on the putting grren. The callie felt right immediately and I had no three putts, whereas the Scotty Cameron felt like a bucking bronco with relatively little control. I have been out on the course twice and have already broken a few opponents' hearts with my friend Callie...

Customer Service

n/a

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5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 03, 2009]
texaswedgewarrior
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Yes Callie

Am a 12 HC and feel like have had the yips all year.. my long standing scotty studio style seemed to just stop working.. since then have tried oddysey 2ball (seemed too offset for me) and the scotty squareback & fast back(good for short putts)and the scotty 1.5 and 2 studio select.. The Yes callie has finally cured me and my handicap will soon be going into single figures.. great roll, feel and balance.. even on a few mis hits the c grooves ensure you get some roll and the ball ends up better than you expect..

Customer Service

not used

Similar Products Used:

Scotty - Fastback, Squareback, 1.5, 2
Oddysey 2-Ball, white hot blade

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 30, 2009]
jkidd23
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: callie

Have used a lot of putters and this one is the best, expecially for the price. The ball getts rolling really quick just like advertized and it has a great feel to it. Before I would average about 38-42 putts a round and now im down to about 32. My putting has gotten better but the putter has not hurt me any. Give it a try it will work for you.

Similar Products Used:

Ping

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5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Aug 05, 2008]
choo.choo
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Yes! Golf Valerie mallet putter

After using a Nike OZ mallet for the last three years it was time for a change. I tried a bunch of putters on multiple outings to Golf Galaxy and finally narrowed it down to the Rife 2-Bar or the Yes! Valerie. Both roll it very pure and the Rife has an alignment notch and good sight alignment with the two bars bracketing the ball. After holing more putts with the Valerie it was an easy decision. Performance on the course has been awesome. I'm draining 6 & 8 foot putts far more consistently. With the C-Grooves, the ball starts rolling quickly and goes straight. Distance control is great. Check out the Golf Magazine 2008 equipment edition. The Rife has a higher MOI but the Valerie has half the heel/toe dispersion (6" on a 14' putt vs. about 18" for the Rife).

Similar Products Used:

2008 Rife 2 Bar hybrid putter

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 09, 2008]
ffaro18
Scratch Golfer
Model Reviewed: Callie 35*

I believe this putter is amazing. It just lets the ball roll off the putter face like no other i have ever played. Three putts are never in my round any longer. This club is also like a training tool, when not hit in the center, you can feel it all the way through your hands and shoulders. Beautiful look, amazing feel. Any skill level looking to start their ball rolling as soon as possible should give a Yes putter a try, they have a huge selection and will do the trick.

Customer Service

Amazing Customer Service

Similar Products Used:

Rife

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Mar 18, 2008]
TGoynes
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Yes Callie

I love this putter! I had been struggling with inconsistencies in roll from my other putters. This one is much better! The C-Grooves really do what they say--the ball rolls, rather than hops, off of the face. With most other putters, the ball is in the air for several inches after leaving the face, and is likely to take a weird bounce upon first landing, which could send it off-line and/or make for faulty distance control. Not so with the Callie! Since the ball is rolling to begin with, it will hold your line much more effectively, and the speed will be exactly what you tell it to be. After practicing with it for a few days after buying, I took it out to the course and had 6 one-putts and NO three-putts all day. That's never happened with my other putters, for sure. And this baby is a heck of a lot cheaper than a Scotty!

A final note: The Callie is slightly toe-weighted, rather than face-balanced. This means the Callie will work better for an inside-to-inside stroke rather than a straight-back-and-through stroke. Yes makes several face-balanced models, however.

Customer Service

Haven't used

Similar Products Used:

Odyssey, Ping, Scotty Cameron, TaylorMade Rossa, Carbite

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5
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5
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