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I currently don't actually own a 60* (as you can see from my sig i only have a pw and a 56*) but i've been playing around with a friends lately and I'm going to buy one soon primarily for these shots:

1. over a bunker (or other hazard) to the green
2. compact sand bunker
3. 65yard and in shots

905R 9.5* Fujikura Speeder
200 steel 3 wood
200 steel 5 wood
690.CB 3-PW
56* 14 Pro Platinum Newport 2 Pro V1 B330-S

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I use mine just about any time im around the green... chips, pitches, flops, harder packed bunkers (my 60 has lower bounce than my 56).

Its an extremely versatile club if you practice with it. Mine even won me a match yesterday... chipped in for the win.

In the Ogio stand bag

909 D2 w/ VooDoo S
15.5* 906F4 w/ Aldila VS Proto 80S
3DX DC 3 HybridFP 4-GW56* and 60* Vokey SM wedgeSophia putter

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I was one of those who just seemed to love the 60.I have actually had to discipline myself to try other clubs from 80 yds in.I try to use all of my wedges,they are all fun to use and now I have more options,but the 60 gets you out of tight situations when the pin is very close say 20 yds or less.
A few adjustments to the face forward or back in your stance,short aggressive swing or long and loopy it really is very versatile.

"Repetition is the chariot of genius"

Driver: BENROSS VX PROTO 10.5
Woods: BENROSS QUAD SPEED FAIRWAY 15"
Hybrids:BENROSS 3G 17" BENROSSV5 Escape 20"
Irons: :wilson: DEEP RED Fluid Feel  4-SW
Putter: BENROSS PURE RED
Balls: :wilsonstaff:  Ti DNA

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