Callie

The Callie name runs across three releases on record: the 2012 Callie MB, the Callie-12, and a Yes Callie noted as formerly branded Pro Gear. Together they trace a heel-toe blade built in the Anser and Newport 2 idiom, a shape forum voices kept coming back to when trying to place the putter in the broader market.

The 2012 entry, Callie MB, carried an MSRP of $349.99 according to thegolfwire.com, an editorial figure rather than a maker-confirmed one. Pricing on the line was clearly not static: forum.tourspecgolf.com later reported the Yes Callie at $189 with shipping, a considerable drop from the 2012 figure, though the two numbers come from different outlets covering different releases and the Record holds them separately rather than treating them as one price history. Design commentary on both the Callie-12 and the Yes Callie converged repeatedly on the same comparisons, with forum.tourspecgolf.com describing each as similar to NP2 or Anser2 and as a Newport 2 look alike, while best-putter.com pegged the Yes Callie specifically as a Ping Anser style design. The overlap in language across separate outlets and separate releases suggests a family resemblance the line never really shook.

Community reaction, for what it's worth, leaned favorable on both ends of the lineup. On the Callie-12, thehackersparadise.com's readers praised it as "Weight and feel is amazing," and forum.tourspecgolf.com carried a similar note on performance and the c-groove technology. On the earlier Yes Callie, forum.tourspecgolf.com quoted a poster calling it better than "some pricey Camerons I used to have" and noting it "Rolls the ball very nice." These are opinions, not the Record's own findings, and the two threads describe two different releases years apart, but the sentiment holds steady across the gap: a budget-conscious blade that punched above its price point in the eyes of the people who played it.

Yes! Golf's own page for the Callie, captured in 2014, situates the putter within the company's broader C-Groove story rather than dwelling on the model itself, noting that the brand's putters with C-Groove Technology were "played on every major professional tour in the U.S, Europe, Asia, and Australia" and citing a Johor Open win in Malaysia by a player using a Yes! Callie. The maker's prose speaks to the line's competitive credibility more than to any single release's specifications, leaving the year-by-year texture of the Callie's design and pricing to the editorial record and the forums that tracked it closely.