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You'll want the grass you'll be landing your back-spinned ball onto to be closely cropped. Long or irregularly groomed grass will create more resistance to your ball, hampering its spin. It also increases the chances of the grass getting caught between the ball and your club-face, reducing the backspin. Backspin is possible when hitting your shot in longer grass, though it'll likely be easiest for you to practice hitting your shots from close cropped, well-groomed grass. Most regular golf balls come in 2 types: soft core and hard core. A soft core will make it easier for you to backspin your ball than one that has a hard core. For this reason, you may want to begin practicing backspin with soft core balls. Hard-core balls are used to get more distance in a shot and frequently have a compression rating of 100. Soft-core balls typically have more backspin when struck, which results in more control. For backspin purposes, a compression rating of 90 might be best. Softer cover balls will also grip your club better, creating a greater backspin effect. For this reason, you may also want to choose golf balls with soft cover and core. If you only have hard-core balls available, practice the technique using them. Once you have soft-core balls, you can apply what you've practiced and greatly backspin the ball. You should prioritize lofted clubs, like irons, wedges, or lob wedges. Clubs with more loft on them are the easiest to impart backspin with, especially the lob wedge, so beginning with one of these can help you master this difficult shot with greater ease. Lofted clubs are preferred because there is a greater distance between the loft of the club and angle of attack of the club head, which increases the backspin. Since height is an important factor when choosing the type of club you'll be using for your backspin shot, you should avoid clubs over a 7-iron (like a 6-, 5-, 4-, or 3-iron). Bits of grass or turf can sometimes stick to the head of your club creating an uneven surface on it. This can negatively impact your backspin game as it causes grass or turf to come between the ball and the club-head. To prevent this from happening, inspect the clubface to see if it is worn or dirty. Grass, dirt, or other gunk can be wiped away in most cases with a rag dampened with water. For more intensive cleaning, you should follow your club's care instructions. If you notice wear, like scuff marks, scratches, or other blemishes that may affect the performance of the club, you may want to select a different iron, wedge, or lob wedge. Damaged clubs can often be taken to a professional golf-club repair person to get the clubface re-grooved if it is worn down.

summary: Examine the grass. Choose your golf ball. Determine the type of golf club you'll be using. Inspect your club.

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Magazines such as Vogue (or Teen Vogue), Allure, Elle, etc. are very helpful for finding out about new hairstyles, makeup and clothes. If you're going for the runway look, you might also want to subscribe to high fashion magazines, such as Flaunt, Zink, MUSE, W, NYLON, etc. These high fashion magazines are basically made for models, so you'll get the insider tips. Because they earn a living modeling the clothing of many different designers, models know a lot about fashion. If you don't know much about fashion, you will need to educate yourself. Reading fashion blogs and visiting designer websites is a good place to start. Choose clothes that make you feel comfortable and express who you are without saying a word. Avoid trends if they don't appeal to you and don't wear anything that makes you feel physically uncomfortable or self-conscious. Look through fashion magazines for inspiration. Choose clothes that fit your lifestyle. Try to develop a signature look, such as Jackie Kennedy's suits. You don't need to sport your signature look every day, just on special occasions. Make sure you have different shoes for every season, especially if the weather changes dramatically in your area. If you are a woman: Wear ballet flats, wedge flip-flops and fierce pumps for spring. Wear Indian sandals, flip flops and espadrilles for summer. Wear Mary Janes, earth-toned flats and cowgirl boots for autumn. Wear Uggs and other types of warm boots for winter. If you are a man: Wear wingtips, derby shoes and loafers for spring. Wear boat shoes, sporty slides and canvas sneakers for summer. Wear chunky brogues, ankle boots and moccasins for autumn. Wear oxfords and boots for winter. With all of the effort you put into your appearance, make sure that you get out and show it off now and then. Go out with your friends as often as you can. Go dancing, or dining or whatever it is that you like to do. Have fun and live it up! Models stand up straight and walk tall to showcase the fashions that they wear for their clients. In addition to helping you look like a model, good posture is important for your health, makes you appear thinner and shows others that you are confident. Good posture also affects your self-confidence, which is essential for projecting a model persona. When you're standing, stand up straight with your chin up, chest out and your shoulders back. When you're sitting, don't slouch. Sit up straight with your back against the chair. To look like a model, you need to have a fierce model walk. Make sure that you have excellent posture, walk straight placing one foot in front of the other, let your arms hang loosely at your sides and walk with purpose. Take long strides and make sure that you place one foot in front of the other. Keep your toes aimed straight ahead as you walk. Keep your arms at your sides and allow them to sway naturally as you walk. Walk like you have a goal or purpose, even if you don't. If you're walking across a room, pick a spot and walk straight to it.

summary: Subscribe to fashion magazines and read them front to back. Learn about fashion and designers. Develop your personal style. Wear shoes that make sense with your clothes and the season. Get out and be seen. Carry yourself with confidence. Practice your model walk.

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Make sure that the bully knows that what they have done is not appropriate. This probably won't stop the bullying, but it will help you make your case to the authorities. Make sure to save the message. Keep your message simple and direct. Write, "Please do not contact me again. I will report any emails, texts, calls, messages, or posts from you." Avoid profanity, name calling, or using all caps. Even if you've asked the bully to stop, you might continue to receive messages. It's normal to be tempted to respond and stick up for yourself, but don't. It might take some willpower, but you should refuse to engage. Put down your phone or walk away from your computer. Take a walk around the block to cool off, if you need to. . Change the settings on your email, cell phone, and social media accounts so that the bully can't contact you. This will make it harder for the bully to contact you. If they still find a way to reach you, you'll know that it is definitely time to talk to the authorities. Do not delete messages or posts in hopes that the bullying will just stop. Instead, collect the evidence to use when you make a report to the authorities. If you have a printer, make copies of all emails, messages, and posts. Take screenshots of all electronic communications from the bully. Save them in a file on your computer or phone.
summary: Send a message telling the bully to stop. End communication with the bully after telling them to stop. Block the bully Make copies of contacts from the bully.