hosel
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of hosel
1895–1900; hose + -el diminutive suffix
Example Sentences
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It featured an offset hosel that provided golfers a clean view of the face, and lines parallel to the face to help in squaring the putter to the ball.
From BBC
He was in a bunker right of the green and hit it off the hosel of the club at a 45-degree angle away from the pin, over the green.
From Seattle Times
“I came down and it didn’t move and I presented hosel first and shanked it.”
From Seattle Times
“My back was spasming the last couple holes and it was locking up. I came down and it didn’t move and I presented hosel first and shanked it.”
From Seattle Times
It snags in thick rough, but much good it does Europe, the grass strangling Casey’s hosel and sending the ball into a hazard even further right.
From The Guardian
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