Abstract: A matched pair of golf clubs, designed for putting and chipping usage, which have identical heads with identical shafts and grips except that one head has a striking face with the loft of a putter and the other head has a striking face with the loft of a chipper, the said clubs being otherwise identical in weight, length, balance and feel. Preferably each head has a striking face with the loft of a putter and a reverse striking face with the loft of a chipper, with one club being a right handed putter and a left handed chipper and the other club being right handed chipper and a left handed putter. Chipping and putting with these clubs, using the clubs in sequence and in the manner of a putter, tends to improve the golfer's confidence and the chances of finishing a hole with fewer strokes than might otherwise be the case.