Who it’s for: Single-digit handicappers and elite ball-strikers who want traditional blade shaping and control with improved distance consistency across the face What you should know: Cobra’s 3DP MB ...

3D-printed golf clubs aren’t new, but they always have been limited to prototypes and small limited runs for specific Tour players. That is, until now, with Cobra releasing its newest creation: the 3D ...

Our high-handicap players' average driver swing speeds run the gamut from the 80s to high 110s. As a result, the driver heads that best fit their games are also a bit all over the map. In this week's ...

Cobra’s King Tour ($1299/7-piece set), King Tour CB ($1199/7-piece set) and King Tour MB ($1199/7-piece set) irons will be available at retail on Feb. 3. It’s not often we see a top equipment ...

This super-limited edition will only offer up 500 sets of irons sold worldwide, but Cobra seems committed to more 3D printing in the future. By Stan Horaczek Published May 25, 2024 1:00 PM EDT We may ...

Cobra Golf released new irons, wedges and hybrids during PGA Show week. Here’s some need-to-know information on the clubs: What the manufacturer says: “The new Cobra 3D Printed Tour irons utilize 3D ...

Golf fans are getting used to the idea that 3D printing is starting to shape their sport of choice. Players like Rickie Fowler and Bryson DeChambeau are now routinely seen with 3D printed clubs.

Cobra's 3D printing process has completely changed the way the industry looks at club design for the future. The post Cobra’s ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Cobra’s latest iron introductions include a revamped King Tour model and an update to the company’s CB/MB model. All employ a five-step forging process that not only produces ...

Former U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland is one of the bigger names to switch equipment companies in the new year after signing with Cobra Golf. While a full bag of Cobra equipment may seem like a new ...

Buying a new set of irons can be an expensive minefield if you don’t know what you’re looking for. Nowhere is this more true than in the mid handicap sector, where players can potentially use every ...