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24 Responses to “Golf Tips & Etiquette : How to Put Spin on a Golf Ball”

1. 

   theusedish
   

   10. Nov, 2009

   this guy looks straight up gay
   ax belt lol
   bet he likes taking it in his back hole
2. 

   IonRocker5000
   

   10. Nov, 2009

   heers some ettiquette shoot this fag
   i hate these fucking fags send me message if u agree
3. 

   telescope3
   

   10. Nov, 2009

   Clean grooves + clean downward impact + ‘spinny’ ball = spin. The trick is developing a downswing move that puts the hands forward at impact with a tight clubhead arc.
4. 

   telescope3
   

   10. Nov, 2009

   Expert Village is full of Village Idiots. Their advice is the WORST I’ve ever heard. Rule of thumb: If they say something, just do the opposite and you’ll be fine.
5. 

   C0D4ADDICT
   

   11. Nov, 2009

   i get backspin with range balls at the range… you just need to hit down on it and et square grooves, i like the vokey 56 only thing is it rips the ball up. After hitting and getting spin i had pieces of the ball in the grooves. club head speed- 100-110 mph
6. 

   will3kgt
   

   11. Nov, 2009

   Also, your grooves can’t be caked up with mud. Always clean your grooves. You know how many times I see guys play a round and not clean their clubs after a shot. Then they ask me how I spun the ball.
7. 

   xPhatTunesBlad08x
   

   11. Nov, 2009

   you said golf ball like 15 times in 1.34
8. 

   NeoFusionProductions
   

   11. Nov, 2009

   So it still seems to make sense that when coming through I need to hit the ball before making any contact with the ground… How can I find out my swing speed though?
9. 

   turkeycockmountain
   

   11. Nov, 2009

   Much better than expert village
10. 

    daviemcp
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    spin is all about good connection and timing
11. 

    3325255
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    what the fuck dude
12. 

    softbalgal202
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    wtf, that makes no sense
13. 

    deeferamoringo
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    I also heard Pro v1s have a little more spin than pro v1xs. Not that I can spin it worth a darn..
14. 

    evilotto77cheese
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    From what I’ve read the Pro V1s get you more spin than the Pro V1x’s… the review I read could easily have been talking bollocks though
15. 

    stevebever
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    v’s are so much sharper though
16. 

    MrGallo5
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    I have killer spin on woods 2010
17. 

    FairwayJack
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    Good advice….but make sure you use a good ball and a club with U shape grooves ( that are clean ! )
18. 

    OrangeOutlaw777
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    Pro V1X ftw with spin, the softer the cover on the ball the more grip you will get on the ball hence the more spin you will create. if you rub two brand new prov1x’s together you can tell how much grip the ball has hence the more spin you can get. Plus it helps if you have square grooved faces. it is difficult to practice putting spin on a ball at the range because the texture of the balls will be to smooth.
19. 

    rajaspack
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    we need a golf-mythbusters.
20. 

    Jeremitch
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    What about Bridgestone B330 tour, RX, and S golf balls?
21. 

    theadamcheese
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    some one should do a vid comparing callaway i tour, nike ones and pro v’s spin.
22. 

    1lickLemons247
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    you can make top flites spin but not as much as like pro-v’s or balls like that
23. 

    STIFLER251981
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    for all those people out there who actually think thats all you need…well you’re wrong! I have a very high swing speed an generate a lot of spin. however I cant spin shitty balls like the Top flite…(not that I use them) I use a callaway Tour I with with a cleveland CG 12 wedge. you DO need to have at least a softer cover on the ball and than try this tip.
24. 

    boygolfer1
    

    11. Nov, 2009

    so i just hit it on the start of the ball is? nice! i thought there was much more technique then that. cheers