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Ok so then i am understanding the gist of it correctly. It seems I may just have overestimated (or underestimated) just when the cover becomes much more relevant vs the core. My apologies for misleading anyone.Yes part of that is correct. Yet A full swing PW into the green, still has spin impacted through core. Its not a "this is a metal wood, therefore its core" and "this is an iron, therefore its cover". Glancing blow is not really the correct term or phrase because the ball is traveling (or trying to) up the face on all clubs with any loft. Add in the force used, in full swing, and the core impacts spin immensely on full shots...Even with scoring clubs.
The cover becomes the real driving force to spin on partial shots as you get closer to the green, when very little force is used.