Cobra Gravity Back Irons
Cobra Gravity Back Irons
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[Jan 01, 2001]
Tom
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Gravity Back Steel S-Flex
They were a little more expensive then i would have liked but it paid off. I have only been seriously golfing for around a year and i believe these clubs have helped me dramatically. I have a very high swing speed and i was having alot of trouble getting my shots off the ground at the right trajectory. The low center of gravity has really helped me solve this problem. My low score with these clubs is an 86, much lower than i ever anticipated shooting this early in my golfing experience. My absolute favorite club is the 3-Iron, which i can now consistently hit 235+ yds. GREAT CLUBS WELL WORTH THE $$$ Similar Products Used: None |
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[Dec 03, 2000]
Pierre Bourassa
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra Gravity Back
I had King Cobra 11 broke 2 shaft, cobra reps gave me brand new set of gravity back. They are better than my King11. Customer Service They dont botter with excuse.They are the best cie i had to deal with them. From a Quebecois. Similar Products Used: Callaway, Taylor Made |
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[Jul 21, 2000]
Nate
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra Gravity Backs
Let's face it. Anybody knows that there is no one magic club. Bottom line is, you pick the club that feels good in your hands and pleasing to the eye when on golf course. Now, these cobras definitely has the looks. Little bit on the heavy side, but not too much that it hinders your game. Stiff flex for more of a speed swinger. But if you don't have a fast club head swing, R-flex would compensate fine with the weight of the club heads. Overall, these clubs are forgiving, producing high trajectory and decent feedback. Good clubs for all level of players, even amateurs. Again, it's all personal preference. There is no one "Universal-do-it-all" set. Similar Products Used: Cleveland Tour, Tommy Armour 845s, MaxFli Revolution. |
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[Jul 15, 2000]
Don Lee
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra Gravity Back with Graphite shaft
Well, I liked the soft feel when I hit the ball. However, I felt it's bit heavy to me after playing several rounds. I tried to swicth it to a lighter club, but I couldn't really find a club which beats this club. I guess I should be able to manage the weight.A smooth swing really reward me. Good club. must try before you buy that expensive brand name clubs. Customer Service I asked a question through email, but they replied a week later. Similar Products Used: x-14 with steel shaft. Willson. Hogan Apex Plus |
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[May 20, 2000]
Robert Wis
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Gravity Back - Graphite Shafts
I got these clubs a year ago and went from an 18-hdcp to an 11-hdcp. These clubs are long enough, but more importantly accurate and forgiving. They also feel and look good too! Their low/back center of gravity promotes a higher, softer landing shot. Wouldn't trade them for anything. Similar Products Used: Ping's, King Cobra II, others |
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[May 19, 2000]
Christopher Smith
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Stiff shaft
Best irons I've ever hit. Super long (strong lofted though), nice low ball flight, and spin and cut and slice and whatever you want to do with them. Pretty inexpensive now, and they are real consistent irons. Nice swingweight for me and I play pretty good with them, versus my heavier Top Flite tour grind sticks. Definitely check these ones out. Similar Products Used: Pings, Callaways, Taylor Mades, Nicklaus Carbons, Mizunos. |
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[May 10, 2000]
Derek
Shoot in the 100s
I love the feel and height I can get with these irons. They have improved my game by at least 10-8 strokes. They especially help to get the extra distance that I need. Similar Products Used: Cleveland Quadpros and Wilson Fat Shafts. |
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[Jul 06, 2001]
Perry Scott
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra Gravity Back (Steel, R-Flex)
These are great game improvement irons for the mid to high handicapper. They forced me to slow my swing tempo down and stay on my swing plane. I have increased my distance by 15 yards per club. I also hit the ball straighter, higher, and with a slight draw. With these clubs I have consistently scored in the low 80's and by summer's end I'll be shooting in the high 70's. That's not bad to me, since this is only my second year playing. Similar Products Used: Ram Fx, Taylor Made LCG, Tommy 845's |
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[Jul 05, 2001]
Brian
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra Gravity Back Irons (Steel; R Flex)
I bought these clubs after reading all the reviews on this site. Let me tell you that these clubs kick a**. I've been playing for about 4 months now and my game has really picked up with these clubs. I first started out using my friends set of Dunlops. Those clubs were okay, but ever since I bought these Cobras for myself, the balls I hit go 15-20yds farther and fly straighter than ever before. Even my mis-hits fly pretty straight. If you are a high handicapper, you gotta try these clubs. Similar Products Used: Dunlops |
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[Jun 30, 2001]
John
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Regular Flex Steel shafts
I just bought these today, however I am throughly imprresed by them. They lood very nice and hit even better. I didn't know what to expect when I took them to the driving range: I found them to get a lot, I mean o alot of air on their shots! Their distance was good. The only slight problem was in keeping my shots straight. However overall these shots were incredible!!!! Similar Products Used: None |