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I realized that it doesn’t seem your last question was addressed:
I have one other question around the G chord. A three finger version of that chord seems to be most common and I have been used to using that form. The four finger version is more difficult and I decided to see if I could master it. I thought that doing that can only help. I am getting there but I am wondering why we are not using the more usual three finger version. Does it really matter which one we use.
Actually Tony uses a variety of G chord shapes. I have seen at least 3 in the short time I have been a member, including 2 different 3 finger shapes. Many people have to make adaptations while learning to play the challenges and in my opinion Tony encourages us to do what works for us. Always keep it fun!