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When you add spin, the path curves like magic. In reality, rotation makes airflow asymmetric; pressure differences push the ball sideways, and spin can shift the line by meters.
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When you add spin, the path curves like magic. In reality, rotation makes airflow asymmetric; pressure differences push the ball sideways, and spin can shift the line by meters.
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