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**NicolasOL** · 08-18-2012, 12:12 AM

I'm not disagreeing with you, but there are instructors out there who swear by the "find one club and stick with it technique". I personally only use my 60* around greens and seem to do fine with it. I have learned how to hit all kinds of shots with it. I have and will hit other clubs around greens, but not that often.

And those instructors can teach what ever they want. What is your percentage of up and downs?
I shot with nothing but green in front of you requires a different shot then say a shot over a green side bunker. It also requires a different club.
You may have mastered your 60* but think if you had that mastery over every scoring club in your bag. It would be a no brainier. Use what ever gets the ball in the hole the fastest but you also have to be creative around the greens to get that done sometimes. I'm of the school that you need more than one wedge around the greens.

08-18-2012, 12:12 AM	#25
NicolasOL Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	I'm not disagreeing with you, but there are instructors out there who swear by the "find one club and stick with it technique". I personally only use my 60* around greens and seem to do fine with it. I have learned how to hit all kinds of shots with it. I have and will hit other clubs around greens, but not that often. And those instructors can teach what ever they want. What is your percentage of up and downs? I shot with nothing but green in front of you requires a different shot then say a shot over a green side bunker. It also requires a different club. You may have mastered your 60* but think if you had that mastery over every scoring club in your bag. It would be a no brainier. Use what ever gets the ball in the hole the fastest but you also have to be creative around the greens to get that done sometimes. I'm of the school that you need more than one wedge around the greens.
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