Tracy

The Yes! Golf Tracy carries a name with a story attached, though the story comes to us secondhand. Nbcsports.com, forum.tourspecgolf.com, and thesandtrap.com all report that the putter was named for Retief Goosen's wife, Tracy, and theclubhouse.blog and thesandtrap.com credit Goosen with winning two U.S. Opens, in 2001 and 2004, with a Tracy in hand. A forum poster at tourspecgolf.com puts it plainly: "Retief's putter." None of this is verified fact in our files, it is what these outlets have reported, but the sourcing lines up consistently enough that the association is worth noting.

On design, best-putter.com describes the Tracy as an Anser style build, and calls it part of a shift in the C-Groove line's looks, noting the Tracy and its siblings are "a good deal better looking than the clunky mallets and nasty futuristic designs that first carried the wonderful C-Groove." That improvement in appearance shows up again on the tourspecgolf.com forum, where a poster writes "I love them all. they feel great, roll the ball extremely well and I just can't seem to miss with my Callie," folding the Tracy into praise for the broader C-Groove family rather than singling it out.

Specs are thinner and not entirely consistent. Mikesgolfoutlet.com lists a length of 35 inches in one place and 33 inches in another, and separately gives a price of $84.87. Nbcsports.com describes the finish as a black look. All of this comes from retailer and outlet reporting rather than a maker spec sheet, and readers weighing the Tracy against other C-Groove era putters should treat these numbers as reported, not settled.