Want to hit a high, spinning shot like the pros? All you have to do is follow this tip from the short game boss.
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If you are looking for roll your shots on the pitch high and smooth, I have the main recipe. Spinning it like the pros is fun in theory, but actually doing it requires having great fundamentals.
Here’s what I mean.
This 1 swing thought will help you add spin to your shots on the court
Zephyr Melton
First, you need to keep the lean shaft fairly neutral, and the arm should be slightly open in the setup. Second, the backswing length should be slightly longer than normal. I also recommend using some wrist hinges, which allows some slack down on the ball.
The key to this is to use a softer grip pressure, so lower it from 10 to about four.
Finally, to get that funky action you’re looking for, you need to deliver about a foot of speed before impact, which will allow you to pull off the high spin you see on Tour.
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