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Hello,

Of course you can use irons for chipping. There are some special golf clubs on the market called “chippers”. This clubs are like putters, the only difference is, that chippers have a small loft. They’re used for short chips usually, and are made for beginners.
When you’re let’s say 20ft to 30ft from the hole (on the fringe), you might want to use a 7 or 8 iron for chipping. The grip is the same, but you have to grip the club lower than usual.
I would recommend, that you practice chipping with all of the clubs (including the woods). Experiment chipping with different clubs and get the filling for chipping (long and short chips).

If you wish to buy a chipper, then you can find one on Amazon.com

I would recommend the Sand wedge if you don’t own a Chipping Wedge or a Pitching Wedge. and if you tried and think that it is difficult for you to use sand wedge, 9-iron will do. by using Sand wedge and 9-iron is almost the same as using Chipping & Pitching it is only a matter of openiong and closing the club at address. try some experiment and choose whichever club makes you easier to do short shots.

In a 3-clubs competition, i just brought a driver, 7-iron and putter with me. all short games i managed with 7-iron. it is not easy though but as an experienced golfer i scored pretty well.

Good luck.

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Not since they invented electricity…

probaly not but the base of the iron is still probaly made of iron

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Depends on the type of shaft. Standard price at most online or discount golf stores would be $ 699 with steel shafts or $ 899 with graphite shafts. You would pay a lot more in a golf club pro shop. You should be able to get them sold for $ 200 less new value fairly easily