Am I allowed to use a MacGregor chipper in tournament play?

Yes, most MacGregor chippers can be used in tournament play. But you need to make sure your specific chipper conforms to the rules.Specifically, it must meet clearly defined markers for face, grip, shaft attachment, length, clubhead design and loft.For more information on whether you can use certain MacGregor chippers under USGA and R&A rules, get in touch with Clarkes Golf today, and we’ll do our best to advise.

Is a MacGregor chipper good for beginners?

A MacGregor V-Max Chipper is a great choice for beginners if they’re one of the thousands of players who struggle with chip shots.Using traditional irons or wedges can be a little daunting for new players, especially if they’ve had bad experiences using these clubs.But because the MacGregor chipper is built to be used with a putting-style stroke, for clean ball contact, it’s far less intimidating and can actually inspire confidence when beginners are around the green.

What’s the difference between a MacGregor chipper and a wedge?

Aside from the aesthetics, wedges and MacGregor chippers are drastically different clubs. Chippers in general often take the form of putter/wedge hybrids and are made with a thicker head to help the club interact with the ground more smoothly during a putting-like stroke. This design promotes smooth turf interaction, making it a valuable addition to a golfer's bag.Wedges, on the other hand, take the form of irons and serve a very similar function to the rest of your iron collection, albeit shorter in appearance and shot distance.

Can I putt using a MacGregor chipper?

You could if you wanted to, but we wouldn’t recommend it.While MacGregor chippers are built to be used with a putter-esque stroke, using them on the green for actual putts would be problematic due to their lie angle, length, head design, weighting and loft.For the best results, stick to using a putter to sink that final shot. Check out our full selection of golf putters to find the best one for you.

MACGREGOR CHIPPERS

Traditional wedges aren’t the easiest clubs in the world to use. That’s why, for players who struggle with chipping technique, MacGregor has released its own line of dedicated chippers to help get you as close to the hole as possible without the fuss. It's the ideal club to handle that tricky bump over the collar of the green.

Built to offer a ‘bump and roll’ style chip that negates the need for an elaborate backswing, the entire chipping process is simplified and is designed to increase playability; ideal for beginner golfers or those who can’t stand constantly chunking their chips.

With the ease of motion of your favourite putter and enough loft to get your ball elevated onto the green, MacGregor chippers let you enjoy the best of both worlds.

What’s to love about MacGregor chippers?

Alignment lines and perimeter weighting: Even if you catch your chip slightly off-centre, added weighting around the edges encourages forgiveness, helping keep chips in line with the target with this perimeter-weighted club. The exceptional feel allows for greater consistency in tricky greenside shots.

Quality shafts and grips: High-quality stainless steel constructions and robust grips make these clubs both sturdy to use and durable.

Confidence-inspiring shape: A mallet-styled head gives golfers plenty of confidence at address, along with strong alignment lines that help your run shots become true pin-seekers.

Wide-sole design: The wide sole promotes smooth turf interaction in every strike, which makes chips feel much more reserved and free-feeling than those with traditional wedges. This helps the club perform well in a variety of turf conditions, including light rough.

Explore MacGregor chippers at Clarkes Golf

Ready to give your short game an exciting new twist that’ll take you to lower scores and make working the greens easier? MacGregor Golf and Clarkes Golf have you covered.

Take a look at our current stock of MacGregor stainless steel chippers on this page and add one of these fantastic clubs to your golf bag today. Or, reach out to a member of the Clarkes Golf team if you have any burning questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I allowed to use a MacGregor chipper in tournament play?: Yes, most MacGregor chippers can be used in tournament play. But you need to make sure your specific chipper conforms to the rules.

Specifically, it must meet clearly defined markers for face, grip, shaft attachment, length, clubhead design and loft.

For more information on whether you can use certain MacGregor chippers under USGA and R&A rules, get in touch with Clarkes Golf today, and we’ll do our best to advise.
Is a MacGregor chipper good for beginners?: A MacGregor V-Max Chipper is a great choice for beginners if they’re one of the thousands of players who struggle with chip shots.

Using traditional irons or wedges can be a little daunting for new players, especially if they’ve had bad experiences using these clubs.

But because the MacGregor chipper is built to be used with a putting-style stroke, for clean ball contact, it’s far less intimidating and can actually inspire confidence when beginners are around the green.
What’s the difference between a MacGregor chipper and a wedge?: Aside from the aesthetics, wedges and MacGregor chippers are drastically different clubs.

Chippers in general often take the form of putter/wedge hybrids and are made with a thicker head to help the club interact with the ground more smoothly during a putting-like stroke. This design promotes smooth turf interaction, making it a valuable addition to a golfer's bag.

Wedges, on the other hand, take the form of irons and serve a very similar function to the rest of your iron collection, albeit shorter in appearance and shot distance.
Can I putt using a MacGregor chipper?: You could if you wanted to, but we wouldn’t recommend it.

While MacGregor chippers are built to be used with a putter-esque stroke, using them on the green for actual putts would be problematic due to their lie angle, length, head design, weighting and loft.

For the best results, stick to using a putter to sink that final shot. Check out our full selection of golf putters to find the best one for you.

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