i use an 8 from fringe/fairway and a 56 wedge from rough.

maris piper....

depends on distance, can be 8 or 9iron

....seriously though, it depends on various factors like distance, lie, how much green i have to work with, uphill,downhill.....a basic chip n runi use 52degree wedge.

My trusty Ray Cook 52 deg wedge. Had it from when I started playing and if I can get the club to the back of the ball ill use it from 60yds in. Dave CAC handed Geordie.

I can play from 5 iron to sand iron depending on factors like, slope, lie, pin postion (how much green to the flag), distance and firmness of green. I put my chipper in the garage some months ago as I felt it was limiting my choices.

anything around the green or within 50-60 yrds i'll use my 60degree lob wedge

Like others have said, it depends on the shot but it can be pw, gw, 54" or 60" wedge. I very rarely use my 8 or 9 iron to chip and run but it is a shot I should work on.

Gald to hear that the chipper is redundant (Michael). It takes up a valuable space in the bag that can be used for a more versitile club..

Like putting the ball in the air so a wedge of some description depending on distance.

7, 8, 9 from just off the green. wedges from the fairway, if there's any obstacles to go over and from thicker lies.

7, 8, 9 from just off the green. wedges from the fairway, if there's any obstacles to go over and from thicker lies.

pw everytime just change the face angle depending on what shot i want to play

I usually use a 52 wedge anywhere from 60 yards and in, but if conditions greenside are awful (i.e. with the really wet weather at the mo) I will switch to a 56 sand iron with the extra bounce. I also carry a 60 wedge for "up and over" or "land very softly" shots.

From the fairway or edge of the green it's the PW. If I have to go over something or it's a fluffy lie it's the 52* unless it's a tight pin and then it's a 56* opened up and flopped

Completely depends on the type of shot, distance to green, condition and lay of grass in front of you, pin position, weather etc etc etc.

I just try to picture a shot, decide which club is best for that then execute the shot perfectly... works about 1 in 10 times!!