[Xiciljed]

I say bump it into the hill hard. Worst case scenario it bounces hard and you're left with a longer par putt. IMO it's the safer play.

[Mmzmptvk]

Dry/firm ground: lob wedge of some kind.
Wet/soft: run it.

How tight the fairway is also determines a lot. The lie is everything.

[WoCTrt0X]

I actually had this play today. The plan was to bump it into the hill and hope like heck I am able to get it stopped, leaving myself a short putt for par. Well, my Dad and I both did the same thing, hit too far back on the hill, leaving ourselves delicate little putts from the fringe.

[machpamb]

I go with the hybrid, but only if you have practiced that shot before.

[bitymnmictada]

This might help, kinda: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETO0SvEBXts

[JosephNF]

The course I played this morning had real tight lies short of the green and I had to adjust after miss-hitting my 56* several times. The bounce prevented me from getting the leading edge under the ball.

I would take my 60* in your case and hit the high soft flop.

[bppstorr]

I go with the hybrid, but only if you have practiced that shot before.

I like this play too, its a nifty little shot once you get the hang of it.

[Attarderb]

Blade a chip with 60* over the back, run it down the hill back to where I am at by accident, bump it into the hill the next time with a 9 iron and come up short. Chip it on with 60* and 3 putt it. That is how I am drawing it up haha

[Blahhhshsh]

Like ward said it depends on the level of your short game. Some like to bump. I like an open 56* with some cut spin to leave it below the hole.
If you can pull off the harder shots then you should!

[AndreasLV]

I have great confidence in my flop shot game so that is probably the shot I am going to go with. If not, I'd say a bump and run with a hybrid.