A berth is seconds, not a sole stamp.

We borrowed cargo language because Davenport still thinks in barges. A ball is cargo in air. It may occupy a berth for a legal number of seconds. Loiter and the river collects a tax in the form of a sideways arrival.

The shop name still says Hybrid because the first berths we argued about were rescue clubs that hung like kites. The clock now applies to woods and long irons too. If it occupies air, it gets a stamp.