Create backspin with this easy golf trick #shorts

PGA Professional Tom Blanckaert from We Play Golf demonstrates a simple technique to control backspin on chip shots. By adjusting the club path to move from out-to-in with a steeper angle of attack, golfers can generate higher spin and trajectory to stop the ball faster on the green.

• Position the ball in the middle of your stance with weight slightly on the front foot for consistent chips.
• Keep your hands passive throughout the motion to avoid flicking or inconsistent contact.
• An 'in-to-out' club path promotes topspin and more roll-out.
• An 'out-to-in' club path with a steeper descent creates significantly more backspin and a higher launch.
• Control your landing distance by choosing the path that matches your desired roll-out.

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