Victoria II
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Victoria II is the second entry in Yes! Golf's Victoria line, a D shaped mallet built around a large cavity-back head, according to best-putter.com and blog.fairwaygolfusa.com respectively. Fairwaygolfusa.com's reporting describes the head as face-balanced and perimeter weighted, machined from 304 stainless steel, and fitted with a double-bend hosel. The same source lists it as available in right and left hand, with long and belly lengths offered in right hand only.
Best-putter.com's reporting places Yes! Golf's C-Groove insert in the face, the technology the maker's own page ties to tour play across the U.S, Europe, Asia, and Australia, describing the company as "the emerging leader in the field of advanced putter design and related technology."
Community opinion on the Victoria II splits along a familiar line for this insert: best-putter.com's review called it very pleasing to the eye, but feels hard and a little dead, and that same mixed verdict shows up again independently in what reviewers said about the putter more broadly. The look draws no argument. The feel is where the disagreement sits, and it's worth weighing against the C-Groove's usual reputation before deciding where you land.
Sources: yesgolf.com/legacy-putters (captured 2014)
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What the Community says
“Very pleasing to the eye, but feels hard and a little dead”
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