60° Wedge, LOVE IT OR HATE IT?

[Eagleye]

I love mine... now.

Hated the inconsistency with the 60° when I first got it. But now I am loving it. After practicing with it I figured out that I was gripping the club too tight with my right hand ( I am a righty). When I loosen my grip to almost barely to nothing (2 out of 10) I got better results and better consistency. The flop shot is my favorite shot now. Love seeing the ball fly out of the club head.

[highschoolgolfer21]

I think it depends on what type of courses you are playing, if they are hilly around the greens, and more parkland style than I'd stick with the 60, but if you play links style courses I would pull it.

[lewisgl]

I love the 60 and have used a few of them, Vokey Spin Milled 60.08, Cally X-Tour 60.10 with MD grooves, Cleveland CG12 60.10. With some practice it isn't that hard to get fairly proficient and confident with it, great for pitches, greenside bunker shots, downhill chips and so forth. It is quite probably more versatile than most people give it credit for. As long as one doesn't try to get too cute with one when another club is called for it is a really a great asset. The 58 degree with a similar amount of bounce is probably just as good.

[SwinginCaveman]

As a lot of other people have said, it's a consistency thing. Inside 100 yards, I might stick it to 5 feet on one shot, but put it in a greenside bunker the next.

It's one of those "When it's on, it's on" kinda clubs.

[mrobbie]

most consistent club in my bag. Love it for any shot inside 100 yds. Fairway, rough & bunker. Just love it! Putter, driver & the rest of the irons are my let down :D

[wardamneagle]

it takes a while to master the 60* wedge, but its a very useful club when you do