Abstract: A golf club or part thereof may include a ball-strike head 1, a hosel 2 having a shank 5 that extends along at least part of, and that engages with, the head, biasing means (eg a spring 9) that provides a locking force that seeks to move the head 1 and hosel apart 2 and, in doing so, causes the head to remain locked in one or other of a selection of loft settings 4. The club or part thereof being such that hand force can be applied to move the head 1 inwards to overcome the locking force to free the head to be turned into another of the loft settings 4. The arrangement is such that subsequent reverse movement of the head will cause it to be locked in that other setting.

Abstract: The invention comprises a post having a pole (1), a rigid sleeve (2) that has at least two inwardly extending locking 2024/054121 nodes (4a, 4b) and a screw fastener (3). The post is such that a base portion of the pole (1) is lodged within the ground and the pole cantilevers upright. The sleeve (2) extends around and covers at least most of the portion of the post that is cantilevered. The fastener (3) exerts pressure on the pole (1) to cause at least two substantially planar contact surfaces (5a, 5b) of the pole (1) to wedge between the nodes (4a, 4b) to prevent the post (1) from rotating with respect to the sleeve (2).

Abstract: A toggle cam bolt is provided having a threaded shank having a slot at a second end. A cam lever is pivotably attached to the second end. A toggle actuating sleeve in which the shank extends is provided, and includes a collar at one end, a toggle insertion slot and diametrically oppositely located toggle actuating and a toggle clearance slots separated by an actuating web. A toggle is pivotably connected in the shank slot and has a cross arm and an actuator arm. The toggle is movable, from an installation position in which the cross arm is parallel to the bolt axis and the actuator arm extends into the toggle actuating slot, to a clamping position in which a portion of the cross arm extends through the toggle clearance slot due to contact by the actuator arm against the actuating web as the shank is moved in a first direction.

Abstract: A golf club or part thereof may include a ball-strike head 1, a hosel 2 having a shank 5 that extends along at least part of, and that engages with, the head, biasing means (eg a spring 9) that provides a locking force that seeks to move the head 1 and hosel apart 2 and, in doing so, causes the head to remain locked in one or other of a selection of loft settings 4. The club or part thereof being such that hand force can be applied to move the head 1 inwards to overcome the locking force to free the head to be turned into another of the loft settings 4. The arrangement is such that subsequent reverse movement of the head will cause it to be locked in that other setting.