jeosnual,

I hope I shed some light on your question.

A pitching wedge is anywhere from 45 - 49 degrees.
An Approach wedge is from 50 -54 degrees.
A Sand Wedge is from 55 - 58 degrees.
A Lob Wedge is from 59 - 64 degrees.

***NOTE: over a 60 degree may be called an extra (X) Lob Wedge.

A chipper resembles a putter. The difference is the face is not straight, it is at an angle. This allows you to use it like a putter and get the ball in the air. Good club for a beginner. One brand I like is a Slippery Frog. It has a putter shaft and a head like a Wood and is offset. It can be used for shots around green and in the bunkers.

Hope this Helps you,

GolfHelp

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