Want to hit high-spinning pitches like a pro? All you have to do is follow the short game chef’s advice.
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If you want your pitches to spin high and soft, I have a master tip. In theory, it’s fun to spin it like a pro, but actually doing it requires good fundamentals.
That’s what I mean.
These 1 swing ideas will help you add spin to your pitches
Zephyr Melton
First, you have to keep the shaft lean fairly neutral, and the clubface has to be slightly open at setup. Secondly, the length of the backswing must be a little longer than usual. I’d also recommend using some wrist hinges so there’s a bit of release onto the ball.
The key is to use a softer grip, so drop it from 10 to about 4.
Finally, to get the funky action you want, you need to provide some speed about a foot before impact, which will allow you to pull off the high-spin shots you see on tour.
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