What If Phil Mickelson Had a Multi Purpose Golf Club Like the Two Way Chipper



Posted: Wednesday, April 07, 2010

by Najeeullah Khan
http://www.bloggerkhan.com

A few weeks back, Phil Mickelson had an awkward lie. His ball was next to a large bush and either he takes a drop or hit a wrong handed shot. He tried the wrong handed shot with one of his long clubs and the result was a disaster. The ball hooked and hit him in the leg. That's a penalty. What if he had a two way club, that is, it can be played by both left and right handed golfers? The two way chipper is just the right club for such situations even though that is not it's original purpose.

The Two Way Chipper is a very versatile club designed to help you around the greens. Many a times your approach shot ends up a short distance from the green. When that happens, your objective is to fly the ball over the rough, get it on the green and then let it roll towards the hole like a putt. There are two schools of thought on chipping, one prefers to use a different club every time based on the rough to fly over and the green to cover to the hole while the other prefers to use the same club but vary the stroke. The latter groups prefers clubs like the two way chipper.

two way chipper, a multi purpose club, golf

It's suggested to use a standard putting stroke - just vary the length of the stroke according to distance. It comes in standard putter length though you can ask the length to be customized for you.

You can also use the Two Way Chipper for longer shots especially if you are stuck in an uncomfortable situation like Phil above or on the edge of a bunker or other hazard that does not allow you to take your normal swing. The Two Way Chipper is a true multi-purpose club.

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» left by Jo Walker
2 years 39 days ago.
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Thank you for writing this article. I found it informative and useful. Since I play golf from time to time with my husband, this little tool may be a interesting piece to add to my bag, and perhaps help me to overcome a lot of the obstacles that I find myself facing..lol thanks again!
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