a golf club having a bent hosel . the hosel is approximately five inches long and the bend is approximately centered on the hosel . the hosel is connected to the golf club base to angle toward the golfer . at its middle , or approximately two and one half inches above the golf club base , the hosel is bent away from the golfer to a nearly vertical angle . the shaft of the golf club is connected to the upper portion of the bent hosel causing the shaft to continue at the nearly vertical angle . the novel angling of the hosel and shaft allow an average golfer to consistently hit straighter shots beginning with a putter , but including golf irons and golf woods .