Cobra OPTM Driver Lineup: Redefining Inertia Beyond MOI
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- #327
Me too. I hit it pretty well during my round
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- #329
Genuinely no.
Speed is coming back from injury and despite the rest of my game being average, I hit it decently predictable off the tee.
I’m hoping to see some speed and consistency on my typical misses and that would be a big win for me.
Speaks volumes to how important a good fitter can be.
I love my DS Max-K, but I'm VERY intrigued by the X.
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- #334
He's.......a lot.
Nicely done on the writeup!
These look really good and the tech story is intriguing. It’s fun when a company shows us why we should care about something that no one else has brought up before or when they bring it up in a new way. The change in approach to the movable weights makes a ton of sense. I’m looking forward to seeing the shapes of the heads in person.
These look really good and the tech story is intriguing. It’s fun when a company shows us why we should care about something that no one else has brought up before or when they bring it up in a new way. The change in approach to the movable weights makes a ton of sense. I’m looking forward to seeing the shapes of the heads in person.
Yea he can be - I think he's entertaining and knows his equipment.
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- #337
that last part is debatable
Think we saw these in Rickie and Max’s bags this evening- both looked to of been hitting them pretty well.
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- #340
I am REALLY thinking that during my time hitting these I am going to be leaning X with the LS having to convince me that it's the right club for the bag.
Just seems like the X has WAY too many good things going for it.
Just seems like the X has WAY too many good things going for it.
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- #341
I am also EXTREMELY eager to get some extended time in with FF33. I've experienced it briefly in 2025 and even fit some friends into the head which was a lot of fun and incredibly easy once we sorted out their stock shape.
What I am most curious about, is how much I'll benefit from a non-stock profile. I've been told at fittings in the past to "set it to neutral and never ever touch it again" lmao - so it'll be fun to see if the subtle face changes made by FF33 have a real impact on how I approach my swing (because I am total forehead).
What I am most curious about, is how much I'll benefit from a non-stock profile. I've been told at fittings in the past to "set it to neutral and never ever touch it again" lmao - so it'll be fun to see if the subtle face changes made by FF33 have a real impact on how I approach my swing (because I am total forehead).
I’d punch folks in the throat for that…that’s crazy!!
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- #344
I mean... whats not to like there? Look at that dispersion as well
So I have this right? POI is the twisting in 3 dimensions while MOI is the representation of the force resisting twist and MOI and POI aren’t necessarily tied together but more correlated to head design in achieving the resisting force? I’m trying to wrap my head around this but I’m kind of a smooth brain at this stuff.
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- #346
Dear Barbara.
POI is the toe or heel drooping on contact, so basically the 3rd plane the driver can move in.
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I need to give Cobra another try. There was a Cobra demo day scheduled for my home course in March 2020...literally right after the pandemic started. I took a flier on the Cobra Speedzone sight unseen and sold a driver I loved. (admittedly silly mistake)
I didn't get along with that driver at all and it left a bad taste in my mouth about Cobra. The Adapt got raving reviews but I never even tried it. I need to get over my 2020 hurt lol...
I didn't get along with that driver at all and it left a bad taste in my mouth about Cobra. The Adapt got raving reviews but I never even tried it. I need to get over my 2020 hurt lol...
