RBC Heritage

Harbour Town Golf Links



Cobra

King Speedzone/Tour/Big Tour

Our Review:

Cobra’s distinctive rails are multifaceted. Externally, they help the sole move through the turf across a variety of lies, but internally, the front part of the rails is hollow. This reduces stiffness in the sole for better flex in the lower part of the face. The back section of the rails is solid, so there’s more weight toward the rear to increase forgiveness. A compact Tour model and low-lofted Big Tour feature front-weighting for low spin. Read more >>
Price: $280
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Ratings
Performance

45%*

Innovation

30%*

Look / Sound / Feel

20%*

Demand

5%*

* Percentage of total score

Player Comments
Low-Handicapper
I love the combact head. The carbon fiber is cool, with very little distraction. It had a very quick pop to it. Suble feedback. Almost instantaneous feel feedback. I love that on the tee and off the turf it was consistent in terms of the flight. Definitely something you can hit off the tee and off the turf.
Mid-Handicapper
Low profile and average size head is comforting. Everything wants to set up well to the ball, and the spin rate was on the low side.
High-Handicapper
The carbon fiber and colors give off a cool, aggressive vibe. Those split rails power through anything.