Do you carry a 60 deg lob wedge?

I used to bring along my 60deg because the green were fast.
have to Lob my shot to make my ball land softly.

But when I learned to pitch or chip correctly, the 58 deg wedge worked well,
I can adjust it to 56 or 60deg.

Nowadays, I bring my 60deg if I am playing in a golf course I am not familiar with.

Your poll should also include "Yes, it is very useful in specific situations"

60 Deg useful for deep bunkers where opening the clubface may result in too much bounce and the only available shot shape is up.

Otherwise, which wedge (iron) is used for short game is very much a matter of personal preference, mine happens to be a 56 with 9 deg of bounce, almost default club

general rule of thumb is that the higher the loft, the more precise the contact needs to be, so some people take to the 60 more than others

However, if the purpose is to buy or not to buy a 60, just buy lah (unless u already have a 58, in which case, really not much difference), you will never know if a club works for you until you have had some time to get to know it well.

i remember a similar thread whereby good advice was given about types of wedges to carry and making sure there was sufficient gap and that each wedge served a purpose. Some players and pros carry 2 wedges with same loft but different bounce for different lies.

Example(s):
48deg (PW), 53deg, 58deg
46deg, 50, 54, 58
47, 50, 56, 60

Combinations endless, really depends what u want to do with your wedges

Wow, I cannot belive that 70% of you say the 60 degree has "shed strokes off your game" when less than 80% of the players on tour carry one...

60 degree helps me a lot. Especially in the rough!

problem with me is my 56 have 14 bounce (tried 56 in low bounce but not as effective in some situation), so need a 60 for certain shots, especially lobs on tight lies, over bunkers, bushes, trees etc. Very seldom used but certain very useful in some situations.

IMO for HC, more wedges is more important than more hybrids/long irons. Most HC have problem with accuracy from 6 iron onwards..a 22 deg or 19 deg hybrids makes little difference for a HC, not like they can seek the pin 175m out. Most HC also very weak at various swings with one wedge. Play different course, also different.

Hitting a bad shot with a 60 is better than hitting a bad shot with a 56 and thinking "i should have used a 60"

I have no talent in hitting a 60* wedge.
My 54* wedge is my "go-to" wedge..

Reason I'm thinking of adding a 60 deg is for those situation where i need to lob over a bunker with very little green to work with. Currently I'm using a 56 and open up the club face for these kind of shots. However, I feel that if I have a 60 deg, I could execute the same shot without having to open up the club face and this eliminate one extra risk of bladding with the leading edge for a shot that is already stressful in the first place.

Any suggestion or comments?

MC has a 60 deg wedge.....