How do you get back spin on a golf ball?
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1.Golf Ball – Do not use a distance ball – Tour soft feel balls are the best
2.lie – Your lie is very important. Tall grass – when grass is between the ball and club it will not spin
3.Grooves – You must keep the grooves clean to spin the ball.
4.Now all you have to do is the ball solid making contact with the ball before you hit the ground
Use a lofter and strike under the ball
swing as if your chopping down on the ball and follow through with your swing.
Website; 'The-Golf-Nut' says that you have to do the following:
First, play the golf ball farther back in your stance than normal. And put your feet a little closer together.
Then, use a very lofted golf club, preferably a sand wedge or a lob wedge if you have one.
Swing the golf club on a steep swing plane, in other words very upright and hitting down on the golf ball.
Try to hit on the back of the golf ball. Keep you eye even on a specific dimple on the back of the ball if you can. Strike the golf ball first before you make contact with the ground.
Don’t take a deep divot. Make it shallow. And don’t break your wrists in the follow through. Depending on the length of the golf shot, you may need to allow for a little fade on the shot.
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All of the above will seem hard to do at first, but with some fair amount of decent practice, you should be able to put spin onto your approach shots from about 130yd and in
why
Back spin is created by the club striking down on the ball through impact. The grooves in the club provide the spin on the ball. You get more spin by using a softer cover ball also.
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you have to hit the ball like you would if you where putting backspin on a pool ball it takes an advanced swing a lot of practice and perfect conditions you probably will never do it in oyur life
you should play the ball more off the right foot been right handed,with a down ward hit
If you use ANY regular legal club and hit the ball anywhere near the club face's center, it will always put backspin. Topspin doesn't really exist, unless you badly top it.
Now, if you want MORE backspin.
You need to hit the ball on a downward motion. If the club's arc can be pictured as a big "U", you want to hit it more like a "V". Let your hands get ahead, then uncock your wrists so the clubhead hits the ball on the way down.
You also must hit the ball with good contact. It turns out that if you move a wedge around under the ball, it only gets 3000-4000 rpm of backspin, but a center hit with a sand wedge compresses the ball, producing 12,000 rpm of backspin.
Also note that wound balls spin more than two-piece core balls.
i have seen people blade the ball past the green, bounce it off a tree, and it ricochets back at the green a few feet from the hole. But, if you have the skill to purposely do this, then why not just hit it AT the hole, right? Oh, back to the question, to put backspin on it, the ball spins more the faster the clubface moves, so, for say, if you want more spin at 120 yards out, instead of hitting a pitching wedge, knock her skirt off with a sand or gap wedge(if you can).
best way to get backspin is with either a sand wedge or lob wedge when starting out
first rule is you need to be brave and get under the ball
your swing path through the ball needs to be as long or longer than your back swing
what may also help is to slice under the ball from outside your swing through towards your left foot remembering to keep your club face facing in the direction you want the ball to go
You need to practically drive the ball towards the ground and compress it..
1) Ball nearer to right foot. Hit it hard and contact the ball first with your wedge, meaning a downward attack. Relax the wrist for speed and feel. The ball will fly high, don't worry.
2) Use a high spin ball, like Nike One Platinum, softest cover ever (but scuffs easily).
3) Grass on the green can't be too long or too short.
4) Green is sloping back to front.
5) Check your groove, Titleist Spin-milled face is almost too readily to spin the ball back.
If you aren't having a problem with hitting the ball behind the hole you don't need to worry about backspin, at least that's what Tommy Armour preached.
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