backspin

Sometimes in the States they just want to see backspin.

But the ball began to roll back when backspin took effect.

"I had to really play it with a lot of authority because you needed the backspin," he said.

I lost myself in stories, and forgot to practice my backspin.

The rougher the face, the more backspin can be put on the ball.

He returned it the same way as he had the first, with backspin.

At the professional level, backspin is usually used defensively in order to keep the ball low.

The backspin: Women should stop working and stay at home with their kids, instead of hiring nannies.

This is attributed to the backspin on the humorous comparisons.

Depending on the amount of backspin, the ball may suck backwards.

"I think he's hitting the ball with less topspin and more backspin."

Such a chop can be extremely difficult to return due to its enormous amount of backspin.

It has a little bit of a backspin.

I tossed the ball up underhand, as we did in those days, with a little backspin on it.

The backspin makes the flight of the ball hard to judge, and may make the ball keep low.

Upon release by the pitcher, the ball has backspin.

Players often try to put a steady backspin on the ball to absorb its impact with the rim.

A backspin of, say, 1,800 rotations per minute can reduce that drop by a foot and a half.

Backspin slows the ball and decreases the height of its bounce.

Also, backspin shots tend to bounce lower once they reach the opposite court, making them more difficult to attack.

A chop is the defensive, backspin counterpart to the offensive loop drive.

Also due to the quick turn and backspin of this shot, it is sometimes used to get out of the woods.

He was famous for the amount of backspin he could get on his iron shots.

"I tell them: She's my best friend, she's a good cook, and she has a real sweet backspin."

Your objectives are lower trajectory, less backspin and, in dry conditions, to run the ball onto the putting surface.