A wedge with less bounce would allow you to "pick" the ball cleaner from the ground and also let you hit it higher.  If you play on fairways that are firmer than getting another wedge around 60* with less bounce would be a good idea.  Something around 8-10* of bounce would be good.  The new TVD wedges offered through bob Vokey's website are great.  The 60* has 8* of bounce and would make it easier to hit higher shots from the fairway.  Also with its M grind sole it is very easy to open the face.

That's definitely a digging wedge which, from the sound of things, doesn't match your pitching style.  I suggest chipping with your left hand, then right hand, and figure out which hand is better.  Based on results, maybe we can modify your technique just a little.  In the meantime, indeed the 56.10 may be a lower bounce option that takes advantage of your style and keeps enough bounce for bunker shots.

RC

isn't is a 56.11?  I have one and LOVE it.  I can hit it in the fairway, rough or sand!!

Ah yes!  56.11 in the current line.  Went old school.  RC

Jacob

Now is the time to learn how to use that wedge, yes a lower bounce wedge is easier to use, but your higher bounce wedge is not impossible.

Open the wedge, raise the toe, have the club setting on the heel of the sole. The bounce is less on the heel so that you can open the club and not have the bounce getting in the way. You raise the toe by lowering the handle, which means you have to squat a little more.

This changes the wedge. You still want the center of the face in line with the ball and your swing, which means the heel of the leading edge will be closer to the ball, you will not hit with the center of the leading edge.

The ball will not come off the face in the direction it appears the face is pointing, it will come off more in the direction of your swing, this will take some practice to get the feel of where the ball is going. This is the same as hitting the ball above your feet with a square face, the ball will go left.

When you raise the toe you also raise the center of the face whcih means you have also raised the center of gravity, so the ball will come off the face lower and with more spin.

I agree with the other comment.

I do not think that your game is suited for the 14 degree bounce.  I use a 58-12 and there is not laying it open.  Unless you are in the sand or in high rough, there is no laying it open and expecting it to stop.  That just is not going to happen.

You do need to go with less bounce.  That would best suit your game.  That would also make it much easier to stop the ball or land it soft.  The only other option with a wedge with that much bounce it to hit it a mile high and land it soft.  That is about it.

Hope that helps.

Joey