Odyssey Golf Chipper - Steel

The Odyssey Golf Chipper has a loft of 37 degrees, which is designed to get the ball up and rolling quickly on the green.

Yes, the Odyssey Golf Chipper - Steel conforms to the Rules of Golf and is legal for use in competitive play.

The extended grip allows you to easily adjust your hand position along the grip for varying shots. Gripping down provides more control for shorter chips, while a higher hand position can be used for more aggressive or longer bump shots, offering great versatility in distance control.

The Odyssey Chipper is specifically optimized for bump-and-run shots around the green, promoting consistent contact and roll. While versatile for these situations, it is not designed for high, soft lob shots over bunkers or other obstacles, which are typically best handled with traditional wedges.

The Step Sole Technology reduces the amount of club surface that contacts the ground during the swing. This design helps prevent the leading edge from digging into the turf, promoting cleaner contact and smoother gliding through various lies, especially from tight lies or light rough.

Yes, the Odyssey Golf Chipper - Steel is available for both Right-Hand (RH) and Left-Hand (LH) golfers.

To maintain optimal performance, wipe the clubface and sole with a damp cloth after each use to remove dirt and grass. Ensure it is completely dry before storing.

Ensure your setup is more like a putt than a chip, with minimal wrist hinge. Focus on using the large muscles of your shoulders and arms for a pendulum swing. The Step Sole is designed to glide, but an overly steep attack angle can still cause digging. Place the ball slightly back in your stance.

Utilize the extended grip by varying your hand position. For shorter shots, grip further down the shaft. For longer chips, a higher hand position on the grip can provide more leverage. Practice with different grip lengths to find what works for various distances. Focus on a consistent tempo.

While designed for roll, if you need slightly more carry, ensure the ball is positioned slightly forward of center in your stance. Also, confirm you are allowing the club's 37° loft to do its job, rather than delofting it excessively through impact. Avoid pressing your hands too far forward.

While the polymer insert offers a soft feel, ensure you are making solid contact with the center of the clubface. Mis-hits will always feel less responsive. Check your alignment using the clubface markings to ensure you're addressing the ball correctly for optimal strike.