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Fact #1. The modern game of golf first started in 15th century Scotland. According to most historians, older versions of the game have been around much longer. The Romans used to play a game known as paganica. This involved a stuffed leather ball, much like the first golf balls. The general belief is that they used some form of bent stick to hit the ball, though there is some debate regarding this.
Fact #2. There are more early games that bore some similarity to modern golf. The English played one, as did the Dutch. All of these games had some similar aspects to what is found in golf. For this reason, it's hard to deduce exactly from where the Scottish drew their inspiration.
Fact #3. Chippers are golf clubs that allow you to hit a short chip shot to pop the ball over the green's fringe. The head design is similar to that of a putter, except they have a slight loft, generally in the neighborhood of 30 to 37 degrees. They're the ideal club when tackling a shot that is too long for a putter, but too short for a wedge.
Fact #4. When purchasing a golf chipper, there are a few things to take into consideration. If you plan on using it for tournament play, make sure to pick one that has a single-face and a cylindrical grip. Some manufacturers sell two-faced models. These are fine for recreational play, but illegal according to tournament rules.
Fact #5. As with any other golf club, it's important to choose a chipper that has the correct orientation for your playing style. Right-handed and left-handed players swing in the opposite direction. Each club is specifically designed for swinging in a particular direction. Most manufacturers will note in the club's description whether it has a right hand or left hand orientation.
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