2024 Cobra Putters
Is that the RS or the standard Agera.
Based solely off pictures so far, the Agera RS could be a sleeper to at least try. The look of this I think is light years (or dark if we want to continue the dark theme) better than previous iterations.
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- #303
I found it very easy to align being taller like that. As far as hand placement it would probably take some getting used to and some experimenting but I was gripping it about where the Super Stroke logo is like I would on a normal putter. I'm thinking thats what makes the most sense but reality is you can probably grip it wherever you want.
Its 38"
Standard Agera head on that model and its the only CB version available. I did like the Agera RS as well in the standard length.
The RS is intriguing.
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- #305
I agree. I LOVE that there are major differences between the two lines this year and options. I also am a big fan of the grip change this year too
I have the Grandsport from last year. I absolutely love how the ball rolls off the face. I'm interested in trying other models. Last year, I didn't have a chance to see any of the models before selection, so I went with my preferred hosel and a blade. I want to try a mallet but I have struggled in the past with any of the bigger ones. I'm going to be patient and take some time but I'm definitely going to have a Cobra putter in the bag again in '24.
This was one I actually got to try in right hand setup, I don't think this is for me, couldn't get comfortable with the longer length and where to place my hands.
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- #310
Had some time to kill today and went and rolled these again. I’m actually now between Agera RS and CB Agera I think. Also decided I think I prefer the harder feeling insert. Maybe it’s ball dependent and these MaxFli balls were too soft at the store but I didn’t love the Vintage line today from a feel perspective.
I will say that I really noticed the alignment lines of the whole putter today. Really impressed with the changes Cobra made as a whole
I will say that I really noticed the alignment lines of the whole putter today. Really impressed with the changes Cobra made as a whole
May be worth another roll with your preferred ball. Over the weekend I was leaning Vintage when I had my preferred golf ball. Today with the Maxfli balls the vintage insert felt too mushy and I was preferring the 3D line.
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- #312
Yeah I didn’t think is was that soft last time with Srixon balls. That being said the alignment of the Agera and RS really seem to work for my eyes…in the store anyway haha. With the CB version I really feel like my hands are out of the stroke and that’s a good thing. It doesn’t feel all awkward like the wrist lock haha
Wrist and arm lock feels so awkward!
Glad the alignment is working for you on the Agera versions. I liked it over the weekend but found it a little busy/long today. More testing needed.
I do like the limited edition potential of the carbon tops though for sure.
Huge improvement visually IMO on the Agera. I'm all in on the Edel right now, but if I wasn't I'd definitely be giving this one a look. It'll still get rolled the next time I'm up at PGATSS.
That is a great side by side pic. I will want to see in person but one of the reasons I am even considering an Agera this year. Really did a good job on the visual. One more option that makes it that much harder to choose one.
These may be the purest rolling putters on the market
Every time I roll one in the store I’m more tempted to make the purchase.
Every time I roll one in the store I’m more tempted to make the purchase.
Had some success finding a few of the new Cobra putters. Was able to try out the Agera RS, Supernova, Vintage Nova, and widesport vintage. Definitely prefer the mallets to the widesport, it’s just what I’m used to. Vintage insert definitely feels softer. Aluminum insert on the Agera felt clicker. Loved the size of the Agera RS very similar to the vintage Nova. Got a comparison picture to the Agera Black:
Agera Black on the bottom is significantly bigger to me.
Agera RS and Vintage Nova:
Very similar in size. Agera RS gives more of a click while putting. Could be very happy with either but prefer the softer feel of the Vintage NOVA Pebax insert. Want to see the Vintage Stingray in person as I feel that could be what I end up in from a feel and looks combo.
Agera Black on the bottom is significantly bigger to me.
Agera RS and Vintage Nova:
Very similar in size. Agera RS gives more of a click while putting. Could be very happy with either but prefer the softer feel of the Vintage NOVA Pebax insert. Want to see the Vintage Stingray in person as I feel that could be what I end up in from a feel and looks combo.
Rolled most of the new heads today. CB wasn't available, but the armlock Agera was.
Mostly 2-3m puts but also 7-10m lag puts.
My first impressions on the heads:
Overall the new lineup and the DLT faces are great. Not a bad one in the entire line. The roll is so pure from the start. Missing intentionally on the toe or heel side was still rewarded with a good direction and speed. I also like the grips they chose this year.
Of the inserts, I initially liked the more muted sound of the Vintages more, but with the new Chrome Soft, the 3D line is almost better sounding and feeling for me.
Agera: A huge improvement on the previous model imo! Easier to control speed, sets up nicely and stays on lane great. Still a bit heavy for my taste, but just by a hair. Armlock wasn't for me.
Agera RS: Man! There's something here. Lag puts were really good, speed control was fantastic and up close it's pretty automatic. I could game this right now. And look how well it lines up with the 360 TT
This was three balls from 7m. Coming from the left, so all were exactly online.
Supernova: Almost as good as the Agera RS for me. I quite like the weight placement and it has a unique feel I could easily get used to. Feels solid and controllable.
Vintage Cuda: My second favourite of them all. It was nicely balanced and only maybe loses to the Agera RS in alignment to my eyes.
Nova: Surprisingly good! Enjoyable, light (in comparison) and easy to align.
Widesport: The most surprising one for me. I'm not a blade putter guy, but this crossover was almost automatic from under 2m. Couldn't quite keep it in line as well from longer out, but a really good option.
The rest were a bit less heart pumping for me. But as I said, no bad ones, only good, better and great options!
My choice right now would be the Agera RS.
Mostly 2-3m puts but also 7-10m lag puts.
My first impressions on the heads:
Overall the new lineup and the DLT faces are great. Not a bad one in the entire line. The roll is so pure from the start. Missing intentionally on the toe or heel side was still rewarded with a good direction and speed. I also like the grips they chose this year.
Of the inserts, I initially liked the more muted sound of the Vintages more, but with the new Chrome Soft, the 3D line is almost better sounding and feeling for me.
Agera: A huge improvement on the previous model imo! Easier to control speed, sets up nicely and stays on lane great. Still a bit heavy for my taste, but just by a hair. Armlock wasn't for me.
Agera RS: Man! There's something here. Lag puts were really good, speed control was fantastic and up close it's pretty automatic. I could game this right now. And look how well it lines up with the 360 TT
This was three balls from 7m. Coming from the left, so all were exactly online.
Supernova: Almost as good as the Agera RS for me. I quite like the weight placement and it has a unique feel I could easily get used to. Feels solid and controllable.
Vintage Cuda: My second favourite of them all. It was nicely balanced and only maybe loses to the Agera RS in alignment to my eyes.
Nova: Surprisingly good! Enjoyable, light (in comparison) and easy to align.
Widesport: The most surprising one for me. I'm not a blade putter guy, but this crossover was almost automatic from under 2m. Couldn't quite keep it in line as well from longer out, but a really good option.
The rest were a bit less heart pumping for me. But as I said, no bad ones, only good, better and great options!
My choice right now would be the Agera RS.
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- #320
Great stuff I agree the Agera RS is really good. Not something I was expecting to like to be honest but I do.
Question though what’s a 7m putt?
Sweet! Looks like you had access to a really good number of the 2024 releases.
Agera RS is coming up again as not just a solid but standout option!
It's one of those length units that the rest of the world uses instead of the arbituary ones that you rely onGreat stuff I agree the Agera RS is really good. Not something I was expecting to like to be honest but I do.
Question though what’s a 7m putt?
It was so good
I liked the previous Agera, but couldn't deal with the weight. The RS is everything that I wanted changed
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I’m really liking the roll of the sport 60, but I’m having a hard time with speed control with it. Going to try some heavier weights I think. I will say the ball just comes off rolling. It pretty impressive
