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Yes! Golf Abbie
Yes! Golf

Abbie

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

Maker
Yes! Golf
Releases
1

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The Yes! Golf Abbie exists on our record as a single release, the Forged edition, with no expansion into later variants or generations to trace. Fairwaygolfusa.com's blog described the Abbie as built from 2025 carbon steel with a chrome-plated finish, offered in a slant neck hosel, and made available in right hand only. That's reporting from an outside publication, not a claim we've verified ourselves or one the maker has published directly, so treat the specifics as one source's account rather than settled fact.

Yes! Golf's own legacy page from 2014 doesn't single out the Abbie by name or story. What it does say is broader positioning for the brand, calling Yes! Golf "the emerging leader in the field of advanced putter design and related technology" and noting that "Yes! putters, with C-Groove Technology are played on every major professional tour in the U.S, Europe, Asia, and Australia." The same page points golfers toward a fitting guide and mentions a European Tour win by a golfer playing the brand's Callie model, which tells you something about how the company talked about itself and its lineup at the time, even if the Abbie itself isn't the subject of that language.

With one release on file and no maker-published specification for the Abbie itself, the line's arc here is short: a single forged putter, described secondhand by a golf retailer's blog, sitting inside a broader Yes! Golf catalog that the company promoted through tour wins and fitting guidance rather than model-specific detail. Readers wanting to weigh the Forged edition's build against that outside reporting have what's here to go on, and can draw their own conclusions about how much weight a single unverified editorial source should carry.

Sources: yesgolf.com/legacy-putters (captured 2014)

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Releases

Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.

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