Cobra irons: see what happens if you leave them in the hands of a four-year old with a lego fixation
Cobra have unveiled new versions of their S9 and FP irons for 2008 - and they'll coming to a club near you soon, unless you're one of our readers from Qatar, that is.
The S9 irons have been designed for maximum accuracy, distance and feel while using the lightweight three-piece polymer topline to redistribute weight lower in the heel and toe. Combine that with the low profile and wide sole and you get more from the clubs than ever before.
The Men’s set includes 4-iron to gap wedge and will retail at £438 (steel) and £533 (graphite). This graphite version is also available for Seniors and Ladies and will include 5-iron to gap wedge.
Cobra’s FP range has been re-engineered to help players benefit from a balance of playability and forgiveness. The sleeker head design and full cavity backed plate with urethane membrane gives the club a great look.
A relieved mid-width sole design offers greater MOI and precision weighting to provide solid playability in a wide variety of conditions.
The Men’s set includes 4-iron to gap wedge and will retail at £346 (steel) and £415 (graphite). Like the S9 range, the Seniors and Ladies clubs are available in graphite (£415), and cover from 5-iron to gap wedge.
Golfers are also getting the chance to feel the Cobra’s performance as they head on a tour over 400 golf clubs in the UK between March and July.