Tracy II

The Yes! Golf Tracy II is a heel-toe blade putter, built, according to blog.fairwaygolfusa.com, as a face-balanced traditional design with a double bend heel shaft and a gun-metal finish. theclubhouse.blog reports the head in 304 stainless steel with a C-Groove face, a design theclubhouse.blog attributes to Harold Swash. That same outlet lists a 340 g head, 544 g total weight, C5 swing weight, 71 degrees of lie, 2.5 degrees of loft, and a 34 inch length, along with a front-opening headcover, a departure from the back-opening covers more common on the market.

The record on this putter carries some tension worth showing rather than smoothing over. theclubhouse.blog credits the Tracy II to Matt Fitzpatrick's bag for a 2013 US Amateur win and a 2015 British Masters win, and lists notable users including Retief Goosen, Henrik Stenson, and Edoardo Molinari. Yet the same outlet's own hands-on verdict was mixed: "However, as with the Madison, my biggest problem with this putter was aim, and that keeps it out of my bag." Community opinion echoes that split rather than resolving it, with praise for the feel and sound off the face and for its pace control on the one hand, and complaints of a right aim bias and poor left-to-right dispersion on lag putts on the other.

Pricing in the record is similarly reported rather than fixed. theclubhouse.blog puts MSRP around £150, notes a purchase price when tested of £75, and cites a second-hand range from £40 upwards, figures that read as one publication's account of the market rather than a settled number. Against that backdrop, the Tracy II sits as a putter with real tour pedigree on paper and a face and groove package reviewers found convincing to strike, but with an aim question that shows up consistently enough, across both professional review and Community comment, that it's worth testing for yourself before trusting it over a six footer.