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I use Nike Mojo, Nike Karma and Callaway Warbird golf balls good for adding spin to my shot?
and other than keep my grooves clean, and stay aligned with the ball through the shot, any other good tips for spin?
oh and i heard the Nike Sumo 5900( squared driver) was illegal, is that true?.. just curious.. i just ordered one a few days ago and stumbled along an article saying it was illegal, i just want clarification..
thanks ;D
None of those brands will max out your wedge spin. If you want max spin, you might need to shell out for Tour style balls. Tour balls have urethane covers, which is softer than the Surlyn or Ionomer covers found on "cheaper" (for lack of a better word) balls like the Warbirds and Mojos. Urethane quickly grabs the grooves of your club, whereas Surlyn or Ionomer slides up a few grooves, then catches.
Another thing to help spin: play the ball about two ball-widths back of center. If you make ball-first contact and take a divot, that'll help your spin rate go higher. Also- accelerate through the shot. Deceleration kills spin. Make you throughswing look like a mirror image of your backswing to make sure you aren't slowing down through the shot
No, the 5900 isn't illegal. The first square SuMo driver was... the first run, anyway. Subsequent products of the original were stamped with a circle on the sole, to let consumers know they were conforming,