Is the Cobra FP a good club to buy?
King Cobra FP is Easy to hit, forgiving, nice to look down at. However, difficult to shape shots with. Nice easy club with excellent value for money particuarly for high handicappers…
Are King Cobra FPS any good?
King Cobra FPs are great clubs, very forgiving… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies. The King Cobra FP is brilliant…
What's new with King Cobra Golf Clubs?
King Cobra Phil Rodgers wedges emerge, bearing the skid sole design and soft, unplated carbon steel. January, King Cobra SS 380 driver launches, capitalizing on the industry's larger clubhead trend.
What is the King Cobra Speed series?
November, King Cobra Speed Series debuts as the first driver line designed to optimize every player's unique ball speed for unmatched distance and accuracy. Three models (X for extreme ball speed players; F for fast; M for moderate) are each designed for distinct player types and their specific ball speeds.
What does FP stand for in golf?
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What year were King Cobra FP irons made?
2008February, King Cobra FP irons debut -- immediately 2008 Golf Digest Hot List award-winners -- with sleek head, mid-width sole, and undercut cavity.
What does P mean on iron club?
9-iron = 120 yards. Pitching wedge = 110 yards. Sand wedge = 90 yards. Lob wedge = 65 yards. Putter = Anything in the green.
What do letters on a golf club mean?
Wedges are usually identified by a letter denoting their function (P, G, S, L, etc. sometimes with a W appended), or depending on the manufacturer, with a number denoting their loft angle (52°, 56°, 60°) and "bounce angle" (0-12°). The pitching wedge is the lowest-lofted club typically called a wedge.
Are King Cobra FP irons forgiving?
Like the other cavity backed irons in the Cobra range, the forgiveness was excellent and it will be down to personal preference whether you prefer these or the S9 irons as there is not much between them. We would go for the latter, but these are great for mid to high handicappers.
What is the difference between Cobra and King Cobra golf clubs?
4:5026:40Ultimate Cobra Golf Iron Comparison | Trackman Test - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipWe'll notice with the king cobra f max. I mentioned it felt a little bit lighter because it felt aMoreWe'll notice with the king cobra f max. I mentioned it felt a little bit lighter because it felt a little bit lighter i generated a little bit more club speed with that it was one mile an hour faster.
What is the difference between a wedge and P wedge?
Pitching Wedge. The pitching wedge is designed to hit the ball further than an approach wedge and with a little less spin, it is one club stronger than an approach wedge. It is slightly longer in length with less loft, around four degrees if you are set-up properly.
What does G mean on a golf club?
A “GW” is an important club known as the gap wedge. As the name implies, it fills in the large distance gap found between your pitching wedge (PW) and sand wedge (SW), which occurs because of the large difference in the lofts of those two clubs.
What is PW and SW in golf clubs?
Pitching wedge: The lowest-lofted of the wedges (the one that hits the ball the farthest), pitching wedges (abbreviated PW) are usually included in a set of irons. The PW is considered one of the basic clubs every golfer carries. Sand wedge: Designed specifically to make hitting shots out of bunkers easier.
What do the numbers and letters on golf clubs mean?
2:2010:02What do the numbers on my golf clubs mean? [Beginners Guide] - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipNow if we go up the line the higher the iron number the more loft it has the higher it'll hit theMoreNow if we go up the line the higher the iron number the more loft it has the higher it'll hit the golf ball up in the air. And the shorter the distance will be. So this one here is my nine iron. And
How far should I be hitting a 6 iron?
You should hit a six iron about 150 yards. The average golfer gets just over 150 yards with their six-iron. Players with faster swing speed will get closer to 165 or even 170 with a six iron.
What does H mean in golf?
Hole High. Means that the ball has landed on the green level with the hole as you are looking at it. Hole In One. The ball goes straight into the hole from your tee shot. Hole Out.
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I am an employee at Dick Sporting Goods and I work in the Golf Dept. I get to hit a lot of clubs and when i first hit the Cobra FP irons i was suprised. They feel really good and are pretty forgiving. If you are an intermediate player looking for a set of clubs, I would suggest these… Read Full Review
Condition: Like New
Shows virtually no traces of wear, may have been hit one or more times in controlled conditions. May show signs of very minor "shop wear" (i.e. a single cosmetic blemish), but still full of NEWNESS! Watch Video
Condition: Excellent
Clubs have seen minimal usage and are in top of the line preowned condition. You may see some minor or faint cosmetic blemishes (i.e. very light scuffing and/or scratching). Typical wear that you will see on an Excellent condition club is normal ball marks that are lightly visible on the face, minimal scratching to the crown, sole and edges.
Condition: Very Good
Clubs have seen normal usage for an extended period of time or at least one season, the wear you’ll notice will be typical of the age of the model. All of the wear is purely cosmetic, and will not in any way affect the performance of the club.
Condition: Value
Clubs offer a great value for someone who isn't as interested in cosmetics, but cares about performance. Shows frequent to heavy use, but does not show any signs of abuse. All clubs in Value Condition are in 100% playable condition, which is the perfect option for the player looking for more bang for the buck.
Gxgolfer
Cobra's famous for making some of golf's most forgiving and best feeling irons. In fact, that feeling and forgiveness can only be described as Cobra-esque. Building on everything players love about Cobra irons, FP irons combine Cobra's famous forgiveness with a perfectly balanced mix of feel and playability. That means mis-hits won't miss.
ZealousGolfer
I'm considering buying these irons. Have any low to mid handicappers tried these irons out? I like the price as well as the combo of forgiveness and playability. I feel like I am currently consistent enough to use a more player oriented iron, but I do tend to have severly off days where I spray shots with my irons.
jeremyblre21
I switched to the Cobra FP from my TaylorMade 2005 Rac TP's. So far I'm pleased with; how soft they are on off center hits and how solid they feel on center hits. I'm a club longer due to the lofts and overall forgiviness.
sstiles
I had the opportunity to hit several different clubs yesterday including the Cobra FP, Titleist AP1 and AP2, Srixon I-701 and I-701 Tour. After spending about 3 hours hitting 6 iron after 6 iron, the club that worked best for me was the Srixon I-701.
eupho55
After playing several irons this season already, I have settled on what I believe to be a great set of irons for the low-mid cappers. I have played the Titleist 775, 695cb, 755, and Mizuno 33 (LOVED THESE).
jrsharp21
I tired em both and I bought the FPs. I was very disappointed in the x18s. It's the Nippon shaft that makes the difference. And I happen to have some of these for sale, cheap.
What is King Cobra SS I?
Also in January the King Cobra SS-I irons are introduced. An improved design over previous SS irons , the irons incorporate new softer 431 alloy and new undercut cavity back design filled with urethane to enhance feel.
When are King Cobra drivers available?
King Cobra SS drivers are the No. 1-selling driver model in unit sales, for combined on-off course shops in May, June, July and August per Golf Datatech.
What is a Baffler LP?
Fall, Cobra launches the Baffler LP fairway metal and a new Baffler utility metal. The Baffler LP combines the benefits of offset with the unique Baffler sole design and a sleek, shallow face profile. The Baffler utility wood, like the original, helps golfers get the ball out of fluffy lies, hard pan and buried lies.
What is a Cobra SS iron?
Cobra releases the King Cobra SS oversize irons that feature an oversize cavity back, thin face and perimeter weighting for a superior sweet spot, greater distance and accuracy. The irons boast a cavity "muscle arch" for solid feel, along with a tungsten insert in the long irons for higher trajectory.
What is the Cobra II?
The King Cobra II irons feature an integrated Quad system which combines four distinct technological features: A new heel-weighting hosel, dual-purpose sole, reinforced shaft tip shape, and optimal progressive weight distribution system - all to create longer, more accurate shots.
How much does a Cobra shaft weigh?
Cobra launches the Airweight shaft, the industry's first iron graphite shaft weighing less than 50 grams.
What is Cobra's breakthrough?
This is considered the single-biggest break through in graphite shaft production in 20 years.
