In summary, if you establish a style that you are comfortable with and apply the three fundamentals you can increase your odds of being more successful on the putting green. A variety of clubs can be used depending on the required shot. Tiger Woods has shown the world that even a 3 wood can be the correct club when chipping under certain circumstances. In general, the correct club should be the club that flies the ball 3-5 feet onto the green and rolls to the hole from that point. It is important that your aiming point becomes the spot 3-5 feet onto the green where the ball will land on the fly.
Most players become too hole oriented and have problems controlling their distance.
Alternating clubs while practicing your chipping is a great way to get familiar with how the ball reacts off each club. Like the putting stroke, the chipping stroke is a one-lever stroke that does not require much power. A mistake players will make is they tend not to pay attention to their ball position and the ball will not react off the club face the way it was intended to. Positioning the ball to far forward may cause the ball to have too much air time and not enough ground time. Positioning the ball to far back may cause the ball to have too much ground time and not enough airtime.