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Hey guys,

Last round I played, I hit one or two shots of varying degrees of fat-ness that looked like they had top spin, meaning it looked like they just got knocked out of the air.  If my PW normally goes (just a wild guess) 60 ft before it starts to fall, these would go 40.

Is it even possible for me to have hit those shots with top spin?  It was really windy, so could the wind have done it?  Anyone experience anything similar?


Well if you hit them really fat then you have no energy in them at all, so it could be that..

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Okay i understand that if i hit it fat it winter go as high but even still it just looked like something knocked it out if the air

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