r0wly86
Head Pro
a chipper obviously isn't meant for all players.
But for some, chipping can be a real issue, a lot of people, me included, have spent a long time chunking or skulling chip. I could be a few yards off the green in 2 and walk off with a 6 because I hit through the green, chunked it back on, then two putted. It absolutely kills the enjoyment of the game when you play like that, you can have a great long game but when you have zero confidence when standing over a relatively simple chip it just ruins a round, and not being able to chip ruins any score you hope to put together.
Vast majority of players are not going to be pros, or even single figure handicappers, they may not have the time or inclination to spend hours practising chipping, they play golf for enjoyment, if this club makes the game more enjoyable then fantastic and good luck to them. Those of us who do have the time to practice or don't want to drop a club in order to accommodate a chipper, then great.
But for some, chipping can be a real issue, a lot of people, me included, have spent a long time chunking or skulling chip. I could be a few yards off the green in 2 and walk off with a 6 because I hit through the green, chunked it back on, then two putted. It absolutely kills the enjoyment of the game when you play like that, you can have a great long game but when you have zero confidence when standing over a relatively simple chip it just ruins a round, and not being able to chip ruins any score you hope to put together.
Vast majority of players are not going to be pros, or even single figure handicappers, they may not have the time or inclination to spend hours practising chipping, they play golf for enjoyment, if this club makes the game more enjoyable then fantastic and good luck to them. Those of us who do have the time to practice or don't want to drop a club in order to accommodate a chipper, then great.
