Berry Henson Shows Us How to Hit the "Thai Spinner" 

The primary example he gave (of a situation in which he might use the shot) would be if he was "up against the grass" (2:13) -- that is, a ridge of rough close behind the ball, not the ball actually being IN the rough. So a steep angle of attack would be necessary -- a regular shallow approach would be blocked by the ridge of the transition between cuts (between the first cut, the "clean fringe" on which the ball would be sitting) and the slightly taller grass just behind it.

Thank you! I need to hear this, even though in my head I was thnkg about the next time I can try to attempt this lol

Yeah it’ll be a long time before I feel the need to pull that shot out of the bag.

Yup. I'm thinking PW normal chip shot.😂. The trickiest shot I ever try around greens is a flop shot or a deloft LW spinner... bounce bounce stop. But I gotta be hitting the ball really saucy that day.

Hahaha cracked me up man

Literally taught myself in 5 minutes the other day, it isn't that hard if you have decent hands and some creativity

😁

And you would be +30 making the turn

into the Thai Spinach ! :0