Whats your "go to" wedge for green side chipping ??

[Precis1on]

Depends on how fast the greens are moving, but usually I'll use a 52/8 wedge. 56 wedge if the greens are quick.

[B-Con]

52.08 wedge.

[bradsul]

56.14 for me.  Though I've been playing around a ton lately with my 62.12 and having a lot of fun with it right around the green.  I don't think I'd switch it to my normal chipping club, but it's great to have those extra shot types in the bag if need them.

[mdl]

My go to wedge close to the green is my 60˚.  Stock pitch gets good height and stops fairly quickly.  Back in the stance little chip still gets a bit of height and always checks well, never blasting past the hole like a slight miss on a chip with a 7i-9i.  And it's got low bounce, so on anything but the tightest lies I can slide it under for a super high flop when needed.

I've recently been playing my 54˚ more often for slightly longer pitches though, as I've found I prefer a shot that feels more like a 1/3 shot with the 54˚ from 40-60 yards than what feels like a 2/3 shot, which is the one required for that distance with my 60˚.

[the19thhole]

Probably my 52* for normal everyday shots around the green.

[threejack]

56 in most cases. 60 if i don't like the grass its sitting in.

[RPMPIRE]

I bring both my a 56* and 60* to the green but I always end up using my 56* unless I'm shortsided.

[orrin75]

58 unless I have alot of green to work with and nothing to fly over then 8I with putting stroke

[Tiger90]

I have used my 60 my whole life anywhere inside 100 yards, and i got pretty good at using it so i never tried using a different club.  I figured if it aint broke dont fix it. Over the last year however, my chipping has gotten terrible, i think because work is getting in the way. I just cannot get the feel around the green and it is costing me some strokes and some great rounds that could have happend.

I just have never practiced with different wedges and have no feel for hitting a bump and run 7 iron from the rough 5 ft off the green.  I wished i practiced these shots when i was younger as it would have benefited me during times like this, when my feel is gone and no where to be found.  It would be better to play a 7iron bump shot and let the green do the work instead of flying the ball the whole way with a lob wedge.

I am deffiently going to work on this over the winter and hopefully 2012 will go a little better.