Fantastic club if you will just swing it like a putter. You can't force it for distance or you will scull it just like a missed wedge. Now back to swinging it like a putter. From 20 ft. off the green I'm within 5 ft where before I had at least 3 mishits that resulted in gosh knows how many strokes. My golf partners are not happy as I'm picking up a few more dimes but we all shoot 88-100 playing once or twice a week so it's no big thing. Just love hearing them whine. Two of them have tried it with good results so I'd say there will be more buyers.

The perfect club for any shot near the green. The loft is better than my approach iron and it is light but very well made.
This is my go-to club to get close to the pin.

My first real use of this chipper resulted in a 45 foot chip right into the hole . Luck surely had something to do with it but I like a lot of weekend warriors had a hard time chipping with a wedge. With most shots over shooting the hole and sometimes the green . Swinging like a putter gave much more control and confidence. After first receiving it I practiced in my backyard and instantly felt this was going to help me and it has . I highly recommend this club also for the quality and cost .

I am something of a sucker for "gee whiz" clubs. Nevertheless, I saw a similar club to this made by another company touted by a pro. So when I saw essentially the same thing on Amazon for $26.00, I figured why the hell not. Now, chipping has always been an up and down thing for me. Either I put the ball right up next to the hole or I send it across the green and into the bunker. I have very few mediocre chips. It's either drought or cloudburst. Last season I decided to find a chipping method that was consistent. I tried four different types of chip, all with the same result. I have used this chipper for two rounds, and I couldn't be happier. I had to use it on my first hole and I put the chip four feet from the hole. I dropped another ball and tried again, and put it in almost the same place. Once you get the feel for distance and lie, I think you should be able to chip pretty consistently. I would recommend any golfer with a problem similar to mine give it a try. For twenty-six bucks, how can you go wrong?

The club is solid. I tried it on the course and notice that it will take a bit of practice to master it. Very good price point. I'm not giving it 5 stars because I noticed that the black center line needed to contrast more for the people with less than perfect sight. I fixed that easily on my by tracing the line with bright red enamel paint. Now its perfect!