Hosel Clock, Gulfport’s Anti-Pip Pelorus

Field notes

The site describes a club-reading process that treats the hosel spine as the operative heading: a pelorus compares it with a lubber line while the desk records wind hour and playing context. One sample concerns a 4-iron whose spine sits at two o’clock from square, producing a call to close it for an hour rather than bend it immediately. The page separates long-iron and wedge observations and identifies Merritt Cobb, Elodie Vane, and Jules Parnell as participants in the desk’s method.