Golfer Seriously said the following about this product on 10/05/11 A two-way chipper, or jigger, is a utility golf club with two lofted striking faces. It can be used right or left-handed and is useful around the green and also for negotiating obstacles on other parts of the course. 1. Legality * A two-way chipper can be used during "social" play, if all the players agree to its use, but is illegal in any form of official tournament play. Essentially, players need to learn to use a high-angled wedge or putter in place of a two-way chipper for tournament play. Rule 1-3 * Rule 1-3 of the Rules of Golf states that players cannot agree to waive any rule of golf, so even if the use of a two-way chipper is agreed to during tournament play, the offending players are liable to disqualification. Appendix II * Appendix II of the Rules of Golf states that the clubhead of any golf club, other than a putter, must have only one striking face. Appendix II also states that a putter is a club with less than 10 degrees of loft, so a two-way chipper cannot be classified as a putter.

Lee rated this product on 05/05/11 Its a great club to bump over the egde of a green and not need a full strike of the ball. For those that want a one sided one they are made just look for them in the putter section of golf stores.

bill shores said the following about this product on 11/22/10 i used a double faced chipper and was told i used an illegal club i was disqualifed but later the same day told if i had only thirteen club in my bag including tha chipper i was ok as the one club counts as two clubs

Bob said the following about this product on 03/21/10 It is illegal because it can be used either right or left handed giving an edge when say you are next to a tree. It would improve your lie by allowing you to use it left handed , if you play right handed and vice virsa.

Wayne W W said the following about this product on 08/26/09 i like this chipper around the green, when i'm within up to 5 feet of being on the green, i use it as if it were a putter, it hops over the rough, and rolls up nicely. where a normal chipper you gotta get UNDER it, or you chop it, and start playing PONG on the green, or from rough to rough as the case usually is. possible to make it legal by building up a hybrid style "bubble" on one side of the club to "remove" the "usable face" on the back side? Wish they would just make a one-sided version of this club. might have to do that myself in the garage. though choking up on a 1 to 3 iron has a simolar effect, though those clubs are a little too long, not the same feel.