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Home»News»Lee Trevino discusses the reasons behind the lack of spin on your golf ball and how to improve it
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Lee Trevino discusses the reasons behind the lack of spin on your golf ball and how to improve it

News RoomBy News RoomOctober 23, 2024Updated:October 23, 20243 Mins Read
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Lee Trevino was known for his ability to make the golf ball dance on the green, with precise control and spin on his approach shots. However, modern advancements in golf equipment have made it difficult for amateur golfers to achieve the same level of control. Trevino, now approaching 85 years old, recently discussed the impact of golf balls on amateur players’ ability to spin the ball on the green.

In a press conference ahead of a PGA Tour Champions event, Trevino explained that modern golf balls are manufactured differently than older, softer balata balls. The harder modern balls do not spin as much, making it challenging for amateurs to stop the ball on the green. Professionals, with their high clubhead speed, can generate enough spin to control their shots even with the harder balls. This disparity in spin between amateurs and professionals highlights the importance of ball fitting for optimizing performance.

Kris McCormack, GOLF’s Head of ClubTest and Gear Data, emphasized the significance of ball fitting for amateur golfers looking to improve their control and consistency on the course. By testing different golf balls from the green backward to the tee, players can assess the ball’s reaction on wedge shots and putting, helping them find the right ball for their game. Lower compression golf balls like the TaylorMade Tour Response, Bridgestone Tour B RX and RXS, or Callaway Chrome Soft may offer amateurs with slower clubhead speeds more spin and control on the green.

McCormack noted that while differences in distance between golf balls may be minimal, the spin and launch characteristics can vary significantly. Choosing the right golf ball for your game can lead to improved control and consistency in the scoring zone, ultimately enhancing overall performance on the course. By focusing on optimizing the golf ball as a critical piece of equipment in the bag, players can enhance their ability to stop the ball on the green and improve their scores.

For amateur golfers looking to upgrade their equipment for 2024, a ball fitting session at True Spec Golf can help determine the best golf ball for their game. By finding a fitting location near them, players can work with experts to test various balls and identify the optimal choice for enhancing spin, control, and overall performance on the course. With the right golf ball in their bag, amateur golfers can improve their ability to create spin on approach shots and achieve better results on the green.

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