G· GOLF NUGGETS Find Browse Teaching moments Equipment & Fitting · Equipment Insight Don't band-aid iron spin with a ball change alone Using a ball change to compensate for iron spin can also change driver spin and short-game performance. The speaker preferred fitting an iron with a more suitable spin rate so the ball did not have to cover that fitting mismatch. Channel: Club Champion Watch official source at 1:29 Equipment & FittingClub Champion Keep learningAim for 5 mph ball-speed gaps between clubs — Micah MorrisMap full and partial wedge yardages — Micah MorrisUnderstand how heavy range practice sandblasts grooves — Club ChampionPick a lower-spin ball if you balloon your irons — Club ChampionLower driver loft 0.5 degrees when spin alone is high — Club ChampionFit TZ5 for hard loading and flight control — Club Champion JavaScript is only needed for the in-app player and library actions. This verified teaching summary and its official-source link remain readable.