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cutting it off. The
hosel is the
portion of the club head to
which the
shaft attaches.
Though largely ignored by players,
hosel design is
integral to...
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Hösel is a
railway station in
Ratingen in
western Germany. It
serves the
outlying town part of
Hösel. The
station today sees
regular service by Rhein-Ruhr...
- un**** the club head from the shaft,
adjusting the
adapter located on the
hosel to the
desired configuration, and **** the club head back on
using a...
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slightly more and put a
premium on
hitting the fairway. For irons, the
hosel, an
undefined part of the iron, is very noticeable,
forming a
barrel shape...
- Struck,
Torsten H.; Paul, Christiane; Hill, Natascha; Hartmann, Stefanie;
Hösel, Christoph; Kube, Michael; Lieb, Bernhard; Meyer, Achim; Tiedemann, Ralph;...
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reform of 1975 the
independent muni****lities of Breitscheid, Eggerscheidt,
Hösel,
Lintorf (seat Angerland) as well as the
local part of
Homberg and the muni****lity...
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bottom of a
steel or
graphite golf club
shaft just
above the club head
hosel.
Originally designed to
protect the
shaft from
damaging vibrations, it is...
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revised the 2007 results: Struck, T. H.; Paul, C.; Hill, N.; Hartmann, S.;
Hösel, C.; Kube, M.; Lieb, B.; Meyer, A.; Tiedemann, R.; Purschke, G. N.; Bleidorn...
- the light.
Under Erich Hösel, who
became head of the
modelling department in 1903, old
styles were
revived and reinterpreted.
Hösel also
restored eighteenth...
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control (unintentional).
Hosel The
hollow part of the club-head
where the
shaft is attached.
Hitting the ball off the
hosel is
known as a shank. Hybrid...
