Used Yes Golf Clubs

C-Groove technology features concentric grooves milled into the putter face that are designed to grip the ball at impact. This action helps to reduce backspin and initiate forward roll sooner, which promotes a more accurate line and consistent distance control.

The brand adopted a tradition of naming its various putter models after women to provide a distinct and memorable identity for each head shape. This naming convention became a signature aspect of the Yes product range throughout its years of production.

Yes produced a wide variety of mallet and blade designs, ranging from high-MOI mallets like the Sophia for increased stability to traditional heel-toe weighted blades like the Tracy. The choice between them depends on your preferred look at address and whether you require more forgiveness on off-centre strikes.

While minor cosmetic wear is common on older putters, significant flattening of the grooves can reduce the intended friction at impact. As long as the grooves remain defined and clean, the putter should continue to provide the consistent roll characteristics for which the C-Groove technology is known.