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After enjoying a successful men’s amateur career, during which time he played for Shropshire and Herefordshire’s first team, Trey turned professional in 2018, and he now teaches from a number of locations in the Midlands. He enjoys coaching playersofall abilities, from county players, to club golfers and beginners. There are benefits to finding a ball that suits those needs, reducing the problem slightly, and giving those players more control. When you have more control over your golf ball, you have more fun! Right Sidespin(slice) – the spin that makes your golf ball spin to the right. Types of Sidespin - straight, hook, slice Spin and impact of clubs Shorter Clubs Hitting the fairway more often is one of the best ways to go from high to mid handicap range. It just makes the game so much easier to play. For 2023, Srixon focused on changes to the core to further enhance the differences among the three models. All three cores get progressively firmer from the center to the outer edges, but they progress at different levels and to different degrees.

Trey is a strong believer in making your bad shot better. "Golf," he says, "is a game of misses as opposed to how good is your good shot." He’s also keen to see his students think for themselves and take ownership, and believes players who are successful own their own golf swing and make it work.

SHOULD I PLAY A LOW- OR HIGH-COMPRESSION BALL?

Although I can’t guarantee that you will be able to spin the golf ball on demand, like the Pro’s do, what I can guarantee is that after reading this blog you will understand what golf ball spin is, how a golf ball spins, why a golf ball spin, and what it means to you. Golf balls can have anywhere between one and five layers. The number of layers can impact the performance and feel. Spin results from hardness differences between layers (a soft layer over a firmer one creates more spin). The more layers a golf ball has, the greater the opportunity to tune spin profiles throughout the bag. The majority of balls on this list are of three-piece construction. Compression

Too often, I’ll watch women’s golfers in-the-rough trying to “help the ball” in-the-air by using their arms/hands excessively and in a choppy-like motion/manner. When we over-rely on our arms-&-hands in-general and especially in-the-rough, we tend to “scoop” the ball at-impact while shortening/rushing our entire swing and to the point where our rhythm, tempo, timing, and club-head speed are compromised. The search can be complicated by the fact that manufacturers’ descriptions of flight and spin properties are often relative to other balls in their lineup but not necessarily to the market as a whole. For example, a ball that a manufacturer describes as offering a “high trajectory” might be the highest flying in its lineup but, when compared to balls from other manufacturers, is really a mid-trajectory offering. Long-Game Spin Methodology: Each ball model —41 in all —was hit 10 times by the robot during driver and wedge testing, and the average of those hits was recorded.Make a controlled, yet aggressive swing and try to strike ball-then-ground; not the other way around! Upon impact the ball shoots forward with a velocity of about 50-100 MPH. At the same time the loft angle of the clubhead causes the ball to spin at about 2,000-10,000 RPM. Putting a high rate of side spin on your golf ball is almost never a good thing, unless you are trying to hit a big hook or slice around an obstacle like a tree on the course. Most of the time, you want to keep sidespin to a minimum so you can hit a nice little draw or fade that heads right for the target. While that is the goal, it is often easier said than done. To reduce side spin, you need to work on your swing mechanics so that the club face and swing path are working together as the club reaches impact. Only when the face and path are heading in the same direction are you going to be able to consistently hit shots that fly mostly straight.

RB TOUR: The softer of the two yields a slightly lower flight and slightly less spin off the driver. It’s better for steeper swings. If you are looking for a little more height off the tee and a softer feel around the greens you might want to take a look at the Srixon Q-Star Tour or TaylorMade TP5X, as they both provide higher launch off the tee and softer more receptive feel on and around the green. I hit shot after shot in play and often down the middle of the fairway. But it was the push and pull shot that seems to find a straighter line after coming off the club that impressed me the most. The ball just seemed to hang on the pulled or pushed line and did not move out the additional 10 to 15 yards that would have taken the ball out of bounds. It is important to note that we have looked at factors that impact spin in isolation to help illustrate the impact of each factor. What matters is when you swing that club how much the ball actually spins based on the combination of the above (and other) factors and if that amount of spin is what is required for the shot that you are playing. How do I use golf ball spin to improve?

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You must find a way to stop the ball when you’re pitching, but there’s something no one’s telling you about that’s preventing you not from spinning it, but from seeing the effects of spin. That thing is the golf course. Generally, low compression golf balls use high launch and steep descent angles to offset the lower spin while golf balls with a bit more spin will often produce a flatter, more penetrating flight. Spin SQUARE Club Face– A “square face” or “square clubface” occurs when the clubface is aligned perfectly at impact. This means that golf club face is pointing directly perpendicular to the target line at impact Left Dash is one of the longest balls on the market. That’s true for every swing speed and it’s the result of the low-spin, high-compression design. In addition to low spin, it offers a mid-flight trajectory, though it may fly a bit too low for some slower swingers. Performance Off Irons You can’t make a lot of putts without good speed; and you can’t have good-speed without good-tempo. On the greens, good-tempo typically means that the pace of your stroke is fairly constant throughout it; and it’s not to be confused with the slow-to-fast pace/tempo of your full-swings.

While maintaining the formula that makes TP5x a leader in speed and distance, we’ve added a softer cast urethane cover for increased groove interaction on greenside shots for more spin and improved feel. If your swing speed is higher than 105mph, the Taylormade ball might give you better results. Again, it’ll produce low amounts of driver spin and high amounts of spin around the green. You can see the best golf balls for high swing speeds here. He also oversees all Tour player content as well so if you need to know what clubs Tiger or Rory has in play, Sam is the person to ask.It’s important to understand that, off the driver, there is a direct correlation between compression and ball speed. For all but the very slowest of swingers, firmer balls will be faster and softer balls will be slower. The ERC Soft spins a bit more when you’re close to the green, but as a high handicapper, you probably won’t be able to spin the ball anyway. Don’t waste your money because it won’t help your game. The biggest factor is the ball, but it isn't the only factor. We want to briefly mention here to make sure your wedges are clean and the grooves are not worn out. The grass on the fairway (or rough) will also have a say here. Grass between the ball and club face at impact will reduce the amount of spin you can impart on the ball, so keep these factors in mind as well. Bottom line on clubs and spin