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Which feeling is better?

Hitting a wedge shot close to the pin for me.
 
I'll take the 'on in two'. Haveing a put for eagle is always nice.
 
Hitting a wedge shot close. It's your scoring clubs and to be able to do that is awesome. I would say making 20ft plus putts is better tho then followed by the wedge shot then hitting a par 5 in 2. My home course is a bit on the shorter end.(6325yds, Par 70) So as long as I hit a decent drive I'm at the green in 2 a lot.
 
Soon as I do either, I'll let you know.
 
Long iron approach for me. Crushing a long iron is my favorite shot in the game. I love the ball flight of a pure iron shot.
 
Getting onto the green on a par 5 in two shots is very rare for me, so that wins! Close wedge shots happen all the time for me as I play pitch and putt a lot with my friends, so it isn't as special anymore.
 
Getting on in 2. I like the feeling of both shots though.
 
That long putt that you know once you hit it is rolling straight in the middle. Makes even a big number feel better.
 
I would have to go with on in 2 on a Par 5. Usually means you have hit 2 shots back to back, pretty much perfect.

Knocking a wedge shot close is great too, but not as good as knocking a wedge shot in. Played Sunday with a good friend, watched him knock two in from the fairway, and chipped in a 3rd. I was jealous.
 
In my opinion if you have a wedge shot in, you should be sticking it close.

However, on a par 5, getting that second shot on is never a "should". So I have to vote for that!
 
On the green in 2, it usually takes 2 very good shots and sometimes you get the eagle and most times the birdie.
 
Getting on in two, what a great feeling it is to stripe a long iron or 3 wood to the green.
 
DawgDaddy said:
On the green in 2, it usually takes 2 very good shots and sometimes you get the eagle and most times the birdie.
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I had a two 3 putt pars a few weeks ago... :banghead::banghead:
 
I'll take any good shot involving a wedge...those that know me know I struggle real bad with the wedges
 
I say hitting a par 5 in 2. I can lag an eagle putt for bird. But sinking that eagle putt really feels good
 
Getting on in two for sure... Doesnt happen often for me but its a great feeling.
 
For me it's getting on a long hole in 2. I'm a short hitter, so getting on in 2 means I've hit 2 great shots, driver - 3 or 5 wood.
 
mikedean441 said:
I'll take any good shot involving a wedge...those that know me know I struggle real bad with the wedges
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But you're magic with the Niblik :D
 
Thechosen1 said:
Hitting a shot into a long par 5(getting on in two) or hitting a close wedge shot?

For me wedge shot. The feeling of knowing you hit it dead on where you aimed is always great.
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I'll take the long shot into a par 5 in 2. Not something that is done often by many people. Even my wife can hit a wedge in close every round.
 
I will take the green in 2 on a par 5 any time.
 
getting on in two, as you have a chance for eagle!!
 
Agreen with anyone who has said chipping in from around the green 30, 40 or even 50 yards out. Having never had a hole in one to date I don't think anything else gives you quite the same feeling. Crushing a long drive down the fairway, getting a long wedge shot really close or sinking a monster putt are all good feelings but not as good as knocking one in from off the green as far as I'm concerned :)
 
definitely hitting the wedge shot. Just because that is more likely to happen for me. I am not a long hitter, and I only hit maybe 1 or 2 par 5s in two per year. On the other hand, my wedges are the best part of my game, so that's what I like doing. Throwing darts all day everyday!
 
Close wedge fo sho. I love hitting a good wedge shot.
 
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