Cobra King Cobra SS 350cc Drivers
Cobra King Cobra SS 350cc Drivers
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[Aug 25, 2003]
Glenn123
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra SS 350cc
A great driver. I've gained at least 20 yards over my Biggest Big Bertha. I decided on this driver after trying numerous other (more expensive) makes on the launch monitor. The computer said that I would hit this club the straightest and longest and boy it did not lie. Highly recomend anyone buying a new driver get fitted on a launch monitor. Customer Service The most enjoyable experience I've ever had purchasing a golf club. The Swing Dynamics launch monitor makes purchasing decisions a snap. I'm going back to get fitted for a 3 wood for those holes where danger lies in hitting the ball too far! Similar Products Used: Tried all of the major brands on the market on the launch monitor. |
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[Aug 19, 2003]
gt
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra SS 350 9* w/ Graffalloy Prolite 35 shaft
This is the best driver I have ever hit, was thinking about the r500's but were more expensive and saw no difference when demoed. I averaged 250-260 with my old Taylormade firsole, however no am hitting it 270-280 consistently, and even hit one drive 310 yards recently. This club is also very forgiving, any miss hit will still go far and fairly straight. Look on ebay for some good deals, I got this for $200 with a Grafalloy shaft already installed. You won't regret buying this driver over a titleist or ping either. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made R500, Cleveland Launcher, Ping, Titleist |
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[Aug 17, 2003]
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra 350 offset 10.5
This is probably the easiest driver I've ever hit. Put a good controlled swing on it and a drive of 250+ is possible every time. Cobra replaced the UST shaft with an Aldila shaft on the newer models. I have one on my 3-wood. It's basically made a great club even better. Customer Service Roger Dunn has a great policy. They'll let you try a club and if you don't like it, they'll take it back and you can try another brand. I think they give you 90 days. Similar Products Used: Ping, Cobra 427, Taylor Made, Pinseeker, Nickent, Callaway Steelhead |
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[Aug 15, 2003]
haywardwisc
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra SS350 12.0* Reg. Flex
It took several months to get used to hitting this big-headed titanium driver, but my patience is now paying off. Comments: *Since I used to hit a slight draw with my Steelhead, I was hesitant to purchase the Cobra with its 2.0 degree closed face. After experimenting a bit, I found that if I open the face of the Cobra slightly, my draw has been replaced by drives that are straight as an arrow. *I think this driver is just as forgiving as the ads say it is. It really takes a poor swing to hit a bad drive. *A plus with the Cobra is that the weight of the club head is more pronounced than with most other titanium drivers. I like this as I prefer to feel where the clubhead is during my swing. *Using a longer and slower swing, I am finally starting to get slightly more distance than with my Steelhead. *Everyone's comments on the headcovers are true - they really are "ugly as sin". Thank goodness my son gave me a Purdue University headcover last Christmas. Customer Service Have not needed. Similar Products Used: Original Big Bertha Steelhead, Top Flight Intimidator |
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[Aug 14, 2003]
JavierO
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra SS350 10.5°
I had tried a couple of different drivers before and had a lot of problems slicing the ball. The 350 is very long, straight and forgiving driver, just switched the shaft to a stiff Bi-Matrix to get some roll and wouldn't trade it for anything Customer Service Have not used it Similar Products Used: Cobra Gravity Back, Callaway Steelhead Plus |
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[Aug 01, 2003]
titomalu
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra Driver 350 9.0
WOW !! Switched from a Ping TISI Tec 8.5 to the King Cobra. The difference is straighter shots at least 15 yards more....and much greater confidence off the tee. This club as well as the fairway woods of the same brand are awesome. I thought my PING Driver was the greatest...wrong.....I love my Cobras. |
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[Jul 21, 2003]
Rob
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
cobra ss350
Great club. Finally I can hit without wondering if I'll stay in the fairway or not. And the distance is there as well. I had a Callaway Hawkeye and am so happy I switched. Similar Products Used: Titleast, callaway |
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[Jul 13, 2003]
Devin
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra SS 350 Titanium Driver
This is the nicest driver that I have ever hit. It is so forgiving on all of those shots which aren't quite perfect. The ball explodes off the club face and goes straight. I love this driver. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Titleist 975J, Taylor Made 320, Mizuno T-Zoid forged. |
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[Jul 09, 2003]
JEFF
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra 350SS
I come here to read what clubs everyone likes before I decide what to buy. I bought my Cobra about 6 months after they came out. The guy's I play with all have either Titleist or Ping's,so decided to try something different. This driver is the best thing I have ever hit. YOU WILL GAIN DISTANCE by hitting this thing,and it's straight. I did change the shaft because it hit's high. The mid-flex just wasnt enough here in Oklahoma to keep the ball down and out of the wind. I have the Penley Stealth 65. Customer Service This driver is so good. The only reason I would use it is to tell them to keep up the good work Similar Products Used: titleist 975J(not as accurate)Taylor Made 200 steel(good club,no distance)and several others |
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[Jul 07, 2003]
Keith Jones
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra SS350 9 degree stiff
Took it out as a demo. This is a lot of fun to hit. Goes a LONG way when properly struck and is forgiving when the swing is less than perfect. Aesthetically pleasing for a big-headed club. Stiff shaft not so stiff. Makes a loud noise. Customer Service n.a. Similar Products Used: Taylor Made 320, Titanium Burner, Cleveland Quadpro Titanium (all very good clubs) |