Chipper
Odyssey 2025 Womens Chipper
Odyssey 2025 Womens Chipper
Odyssey · Chipper · 2025 Womens
Best Trade-In
$80
Trade-In Values
| Condition | Trade-In Value |
|---|---|
| Brand New | $61.75 |
| Mint | $80.28 |
| Average | $61.75 |
| Poor | $12.35 |
Trade-in values sourced from PGA Value Guide. Prices may vary.
About the Odyssey 2025 Womens Chipper
The Odyssey 2025 Women's Chipper is designed for golfers who struggle with short shots around the green and want something simpler than a wedge. The head shape borrows from a hybrid — wider sole, rounded profile — but the 37° loft and 34.5-inch length put it firmly in chipping territory. You set up like a putt and swing like a putt.
The Step Sole design, borrowed from Odyssey's fairway wood and UW line, reduces ground contact so the club glides through turf rather than digging. A polymer face insert frames the ball at address for alignment and softens the feel at impact. The grip is intentionally longer than a standard chipper, letting you move your hands up or down to adjust for different lies and distances.
This isn't a club for scratch golfers — it's built for recreational players who lose strokes chipping with a wedge. If you skull or chunk chips regularly, the chipper's putter-like stroke and forgiving sole take most of the technique out of the equation.
Key Technology & Features
- Hybrid-inspired head shape provides a larger, more forgiving profile
- Step Sole design reduces turf drag for cleaner contact from any lie
- Polymer face insert softens feel and aids alignment at address
- Extended grip length allows hand position adjustments for shot variety
- 37° loft optimized for bump-and-run shots around the green
Detailed Specifications
| Loft | 37° |
|---|---|
| Lie Angle | 66° |
| Length | 34.5 inches |
| Head Design | Hybrid-style with Step Sole |
| Face | Polymer insert |
| Intended Use | Bump-and-run chipping |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +Drastically simplifies chipping for high-handicap players
- +Step Sole prevents chunking from tight or rough lies
- +Putter-like stroke eliminates the need for wrist hinge
- +Lightweight women's-specific build
Cons
- –Limited to bump-and-run — can't hit high lob shots
- –Takes a club slot in the bag for a narrow use case
- –Better players won't need it
Best For
Women golfers with higher handicaps who want to turn their worst short-game shots into simple, reliable bump-and-runs.