3D printing allows Cobra to engineer a compact player's blade length and offset with the high-MOI forgiveness of a cavity back iron, representing a impressive technological step forward in golf club design.
Their scorecard
Forgiveness: 5/5 — Remarkable stability for a compact shape
Workability: 4/5
Feel: 4/5 — Soft impact feel
Turf interaction: 4/5
Distance: 4/5
What they rate
Game-improvement forgiveness packed inside a player-preferred profile
3D-printed internal lattice structure frees up significant discretionary weight
Excellent turf interaction and crisp feel at impact
What they don’t
Extremely expensive limited production run
Aesthetics of 3D-printed metal texture may not appeal to classic purists
3D printing allows Cobra to engineer a compact player's blade length and offset with the high-MOI forgiveness of a cavity back iron, representing a impressive technological step forward in golf club design.
Game-improvement forgiveness packed inside a player-preferred profile
3D-printed internal lattice structure frees up significant discretionary weight