Packed crust
The 56 clicks, the 60 throws
Same water, same tamp, same lip line. If sixty is the first loft that stays in the crust, we write that. We do not then bounce-match a family of clubs you will not practice.
Sixty
When sixty is the only honest exit
Fashion put a 60 in a lot of bags. Corpus packed sand sometimes justifies it. We still make the 60 earn the sheet. If it skulls, or if it only works with an open face that you will not repeat on Saturday, it is not a window. It is a trick.
Flyer lip
The ramp needs extra loft
On Tray C a 56 often uses the wall as a launch. Sixty, entered the same way, can still throw without climbing. If both climb, the issue is entry, and we will say so rather than sell a 64.
Wet Gulf
Sometimes sixty is too much
Heavy wet sand can stall a 60 into a high, short splash that dies in the lip. Then the 56 is the wet-day club and sixty stays in the bag until noon bake. Two windows, one bag, no drama.
Pairing 56 and 60
The two-club pair exists so those windows do not collapse into each other. If both clubs splash the same height on the same tray, one of them is furniture. We will say which one.