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**BILBONDER** · 06-23-2012, 01:33 AM

Everything about a club can make it play a little differently, even slight differences can have an impact. I switched wedges myself a while back and I had to re-learn how to hit a lob shot, the 60* I had for years worked perfectly but the new one is a different make and is a little heavier overall and had me hitting a few shanks with it. I would probably learn how to hit the new club in practice sessions and maybe go back to using the one you can hit best on the golf course. Or stop hitting the ball into bunkers!

06-23-2012, 01:33 AM	#4
BILBONDER Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 382 Senior Member	Everything about a club can make it play a little differently, even slight differences can have an impact. I switched wedges myself a while back and I had to re-learn how to hit a lob shot, the 60* I had for years worked perfectly but the new one is a different make and is a little heavier overall and had me hitting a few shanks with it. I would probably learn how to hit the new club in practice sessions and maybe go back to using the one you can hit best on the golf course. Or stop hitting the ball into bunkers!
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