SEAT
No daylight
The nut is home. We leave the gland and send the player home with the log line.
Brass ring
The gap is evidence. The painted collar is a rumor.
A lantern ring on a well-head is ugly and accurate. A bright ferrule gap is the same class of evidence: it tells you whether the sleeve can still walk.
DRIP
Feeler at one point
Reset epoxy if the build still has a living sleeve. If the hosel is already oval, we retire.
WALK
Clicks in the hand
The shaft can turn. Paint will only make a photograph. We stamp reset or rebuild on the log.
Crowley Ridge sand makes a gap look smaller than it is. Wynn keeps a bright lamp and will not let a shadowed ring pose as a seated nut. If you only ever store clubs in a closet in Nettleton, bring that honesty to the head; the truck-hot gap will still be the one we write down.