Pitching

[micha]

what clubs do you like using 10 to 20 yards from?

[iacas]

3 hours ago, micha said:

what clubs do you like using 10 to 20 yards from?

Depends on a lot of factors, but often… my 60 fits the needs.

 

[elementz]

16 hours ago, micha said:

what clubs do you like using 10 to 20 yards from?

Depends on a few things but typically a 60* or 54*.    Currently, pitching is the worst part of my game right now....more so the longer pitch shots.   Its either shank city or I get it on the green but nowhere close to the hole.    Now that courses and ranges are finally starting to open, I will be hoping to revamp that part of my game.   Will start with the vids that Iacas posted above.

[pganapathy]

My rule of thumb for anything inside a 100 yards is my PW.  Of course, my SW and LW come into the picture when I need to loft it more and especially when I have little green to work with.

[ChetlovesMer]

23 hours ago, micha said:

what clubs do you like using 10 to 20 yards from?

More often than not its my 58 degree wedge. But I might use the sand wedge or the p-wedge depending upon what's between me and the flagstick. 

[WUTiger]

Depends in part on what lie the greens crew left me.

If it's first cut of rough or fairway and clear shot to cup, it's an 8i chip and run.

If it's shaggy, or I have to go over ridge or bunker, it's a cut shot with a 58* LW.

[Elmer]

On 4/22/2025 at 4:08 PM, micha said:

what clubs do you like using 10 to 20 yards from?

Depends on my lie and the green I am working with.
If I want to fly and stop, my 58*
If I am looking for it to run a bit, my 54*
And on occasion if the lie and green call for it, punch and run with my 7i

[saevel25]

On 4/22/2025 at 4:08 PM, micha said:

what clubs do you like using 10 to 20 yards from?

Depends on the lie, pin location, green. 

I would say most of my pitches are with my 60-degree. 

Its probably like 90% 60-degree, 10% 56 degree. 

[Archie Bunker]

I have an old Tiger Shark Triple Crown II wedge that I carry to save space in my bag. It has a rounded shape and punch dots instead of grooves. The face has 3 angled lines that allow you to aim the club at 52, 56 or 60 degrees of loft. Works pretty well if you don't mind the gimmick.  

[SG11118]

95% of time I'm using my 56 degree sand wedge for any chip, pitch or full shot inside 85 yards.