Victoria

The record on the Yes! Golf Victoria line holds a single entry: the Victoria II. There's no first Victoria on file here, only the numeral itself hinting at a predecessor, and what we have is the II standing alone as the line's representative in our files.

Yes! Golf's own site, captured in 2014, frames the company as building toward something larger than any one putter, describing itself as "the emerging leader in the field of advanced putter design and related technology" and noting that its C-Groove putters were being played on tour circuits worldwide. The Victoria II carried that C-Groove insert, according to best-putter.com, set into a D shaped mallet head. Fairwaygolfusa.com's reporting described a large cavity-back design, face-balanced and perimeter weighted, machined from 304 stainless steel, and offered in right and left hand versions, with long and belly lengths available in right hand only.

Reviewers who spent time with the Victoria II landed in the same conflicted place. Best-putter.com called it "Very pleasing to the eye, but feels hard and a little dead," a line echoed elsewhere in Community opinion praising the look while criticizing the feel as hard and a little dead. The visual appeal and the feel at impact didn't seem to travel together in most accounts of this putter, and nothing in our files resolves that tension one way or the other.