Removing even a small section from the hosel allows irons to be bent from 4 degrees flat to 5 degrees upright. It’s a massive benefit for golfers who fall on the extreme ends of the lie angle ...

Question: I've heard about lie angle, but why does it matter ... Spend the necessary time building a set of irons and wedges to your exact specifications—with a certified clubfitter advising ...

The hosel notch has been around since the i3, an iron that was introduced in 2000, and it reduces the possibility of snapping the hosel during an extreme lie angle adjustment. Removing even a small ...