For a high handicapper or beginner, the answer is yes! Hitting a 64-degree wedge can prove challenging due to its extreme loft. This wedge is primarily designed for specific, delicate shots near the green, making distance control difficult, as its high loft can result in steep descent angles and limited versatility. Additionally, it carries a higher risk of mishits such as skulling or shanking, leading to inconsistent results. While advanced golfers may benefit from its specialized use, beginners and high-handicap players often find it more practical to rely on a set of wedges with lower lofts for better all-around performance and versatility in a variety of short-game situations.