3 Ways To Get More Backspin With Your Wedges

Need to get more backspin from your wedges  ? There are 3 variables that will tell you how much spin you will get from your wedges .  To stop your ball near the pin a consistent basis, you need a good amount of backspin  unvarying basis.

Now, if you want to learn  how to put a backspin on a golf ball, you have to know that it is harder to go a good backspin than it used to be. Golf makers  have lowered the wedge lofts and short irons. There is also a new rule that will limit golfers capabilities when it comes to putting a backspin on a ball.

But I have good news for you ! If you know how to swing a club and hit a golf ball, than you are already in a position to put some backspin on the ball. But you need more than just your swing to put backspin on a golf ball. You also need the right ball with the right grooves if you want to know how to get the right backspin with your swing. So I'm going to give you 3 factors you're going to need to make this work  .

1.) Swing Quality- If you're going to get a great backspin, then you need clean ball contact that will catch on grooves 3-6 on a golf club and  speed through impact.

2.) Face Grooves-Play with a wedge that has good adequate grooves. To engage a balls cover, when you hit it, you need enough loft and friction.   You need 3 quality grooves to put a good backspin on a golf ball : 1. Box Grooves, 2. U-Grooves, and 3. V-Grooves.  If you want to produce the best spin, then Box Grooves are the best.  Also the newer and cleaner the club, the more backspin you will obtain. You will also get a better backspin by keeping your grooves sharp at all times.  

3.) Golfball Cover-If you want the peak(a) possible spin on your ball, you need a ball that is soft enough to engage the grooves of your clubface. The 2 for you to choose is urethane and Surlyn. Urethan covers are softer than Surlyn.

So these are some helpful ways on how to put backspin on a golf ball using wedges. If you want to learn more about how to play golf, or how to improve your swing click here.

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