Cobra New Releases for 2025

Looking to learn what you need to know about the latest new products from Cobra? These handy thumbnails will keep you up to date on the company's new releases across all club catetgories.

Cobra 3D Printed Tour irons: Cobra leans in to its previous experience in 3D printing with its first fully commercial set of 3D-printed irons, the 3D Printed Tour. The irons are completely 3D-printed, allowing for a level of precision and intricacy, according to the company, not available in clubs that are forged or cast. 3D-printing also allows for a soft, forged-like feel in an iron with game-improvement traits. $350 per iron. Available March 21.

Cobra King and King X wedges: Cobra’s latest King line of wedges use a metal-injection molding (MIM) process. MIM produces tighter manufacturing tolerances, reducing the need for hand polishing that can lead to inconsistencies from club to club. The King wedges come in 17 options (48 to 60 degrees) with four grinds and three finishes. The King X has six option (48 to 60 degrees, no 54-degree) in one grind and one finish. King, $170 per wedge; $190 in raw finish. King X, $170 per wedge. Available March 6.

Cobra King Tec hybrids: The Cobra King Tec, a compact players hybrid updated from the 2023 model, pushes an invigorated emphasis on adjustability with a 33-way hosel that can dial in ball flight preferences high, low, left and right, along with movable sole weights. Its overall emphasis is on low spin with a unique internal tungsten weighting structure that pushes mass low and far forward while still allowing optimal face flexing. $300. At retail March 13.

Cobra LIMIT3D 3D printed putters: Cobra has made a series of strides in using 3D printing across its putter, wedge and iron lines, most notably in its LIMIT3D/3DP Tour irons (the first fully 3D printed irons on the market). It now adds to its fully 3D printed collection with two new putters. The Enzo mallet and Pista blade, offered in a limited run, represent a new frontier in putter design. Each is completely constructed from a process that “builds” the head via an additive manufacturing process that uses 316L stainless steel, creating intricate shaping, distinct weighting and unified feel aspects for each design without the need to substitute various lighter materials to save weight. $600. Available now. Limited run of 500 for each model.

Cobra Limited-Edition DS-Adapt Volition America drivers: The first offshoot of Cobra's 2025 driver lineup is here. Available in LS, X, and MAX-K models, the DS-Adapt Volition America drivers feature a camo pattern on the sole and face while fighter jet-embossed decals decorate the crown. A portion of all proceeds from this run go to Folds of Honor, an organization that donates academic scholarships to family members of fallen American servicepeople. $649. Available now at cobragolf.com and in-store at select retailers.

Cobra DS-Adapt LS Long Drive head: Featuring just six degrees of loft, the DS-Adapt Long Drive head, developed in coordination with World Long Drive Champion Kyle Berkshire, is geared toward agrressive players who swing at super high speeds and are mainly concerned with distance. The Long Drive head is the most aerodynamic of the DS-Adapt family, and though it has the same volume head (445cc) as the DS-Adapt LS, its face is 2mm deeper and it's shape is more compact—3mm shorter from front to back. The deeper face flexes more and moves the center of gravity forward, creating more ball speed at impact. The Long Drive head is $649 and comes as a clubhead only, with a headcover, wrench and two extra hosel adaptors to allow for custom shaft selection. Available now at cobragolf.com