Offset

offset-- A club type where the head is set behind the club shaft.
one up -- In match play when a team or player leads by one hole.

Offset
Distance on a club from the front of the hosel to the front of the club head.
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Offset / Onset
Offset is typically described as the distance from the front edge of the hosel to the leading edge of the face.

Offset
The position of the hosel relative to the leading edge, or forward-most edge on the sole of a club.

Offset - A club with the head set behind the shaft.
One Up - Used in match play to mean having scored one hole more than your opponent. Also, the score of the player who is one up.

Offset: Club with the head set farther behind the shaft than normal.
One-Putt: To take only a single putt on a green.
One Up: Being one hole ahead in the match score.

Offset: The gap between the club shaft and the club face when held at address when looking from above.
On the Dance Floor: When the ball has stayed on the green.

Offset: A measure of the distance between the leading edge of the hosel and the leading edge of the clubface. (The added offset on his new irons helped reduce his slicing).

OFFSET
A club with a head that is set back from the hosel, putting the hands further in front to help square the club at impact.
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Offset : A clubhead where the leading edge is set back from the shaft, or the amount of such a setting back. Example: She played with offset irons. or The driver had a 10 degree offset.

Offset
The distance from the forward most point of the hosel to the leading edge of the blade. Offset will help a player who slices to align the club face with the target, thus reducing the slice.

OFFSET - The relationship between the clubhead and the shaft in which the
clubhead is set off the line - or slightly behind the shaft. Offset clubs promote
getting the hands through the impact zone ahead of the club. A ...

OFFSET - a club with the head slightly behind (or offset) the shaft.
OUT-OF-BOUNDS - the area outside of the golf course limits in which play is prohibited. If you hit the ball out of bounds you must hit again from the same spot.

Offset Clubs and Left-side Mistakes
If your mistake patterns are consistently to the left and you are using offset club, especially woods, then you are fighting a losing battle. Switch to clubs with little or no offset in the hosel.

Offset
Offset clubs are designed to allow golfers a split second more time to square the clubface through impact. Granted, it's only a split second, but it's enough to make a world of difference for golfers who slice.

Progressive Offset: The amount of offset increases progressively from the short irons to the long irons.

The Big Easy is offset and has a clubface that is 2 degrees closed, to counter-act a slice, and the two-tone paintwork on the clubhead make it extremely easy to set up to the ball square.

Goose-Neck Having the neck of a club curved so that the heel is slightly offset from the line of the shaft. Gorse A shrub primarily found on linkland type courses. It is a spiny evergreen with bright yellow flowers. Same as whin.

Example: Face progression is different than offset. fade a gently curving shot from left to right (right-handed player)
Example: A soft fade is a valuable shot to know when the greens are firm and dry.

goose-neck Having the neck of a club curved so that the heel is slightly offset from the line of the shaft.
grain: The direction in which the grass on a putting lies after it has been shortly cut ...

offset: A type of club (to aid slicers)where the clubhead sits further behind the shaft than normal which allows the club more time to return to square.
one-putt: To take only a single putt on a green.

Offset---on a clubhead, the leading edge is set back from the hosel. An offset club helps the golfer square the clubface at impact than a club with no offset features.
Open face---a clubface aiming to the right of the intended target.

The putterhead's line of motion is not the same as that of the lead hand, but is offset parallel. The hands move in a line at a point to the inside of the target offset the same distance the hands are back inside the putterhead's sweetspot.

In the meantime, Parry started off equally as hot, birdying holes 3,4,5 and 8, only to be offset slightly with a double-bogey on hole #6 for an opening nine score of -2 and one shot back of Swanson at -7.

The SZ in the name King Cobra Womens SZ Offset Ti Drivers refers to Sweet Zone, also called the sweetspot. See for the technical specifications my lineup of the Cobra SZ drivers and woods.
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It's possible to play from these two top-of-swing positions with the proper compensations, but highly inconsistent. If you can SQUARE the club at the top, then many less offsetting moves will be needed on the downswing, ...

When facing an approach shot from the rough, move the ball back in your stance to help you hit down on the ball. Also open the clubface a bit to offset the club's tendency to close as it goes through the grass.

Open the clubface slightly to offset the open stance. Open it more if you want a higher, softer shot.
Keep your wrists firm through impact and don't release your hands until well after impact.
Visualize a steep, "U-shaped" swing.

See also: Golf, Shaft, Swing, Shot, Hit