What role does the landing angle play regarding spinning the ball off a green that is tilted (say 3%) back to front?
For example, if two wedge shots land on the green at the same spin rate but one hits at a 60* angle and the other at 35* which one will spin off the 3% slope faster (if at all)?
When I deloft my wedges and hit down I can get the wedge to check. When I hit it high it doesn't check nearly as much. I don't know the actual spin of the ball once it hits the green. I wonder if the landing angle gives the ball more time to lose spin before it hits???
Curious about this topic given the shots I've seen at Merion.
For example, if two wedge shots land on the green at the same spin rate but one hits at a 60* angle and the other at 35* which one will spin off the 3% slope faster (if at all)?
When I deloft my wedges and hit down I can get the wedge to check. When I hit it high it doesn't check nearly as much. I don't know the actual spin of the ball once it hits the green. I wonder if the landing angle gives the ball more time to lose spin before it hits???
Curious about this topic given the shots I've seen at Merion.