Cobra King Cobra II Irons
Cobra King Cobra II Irons
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[Jun 02, 2000]
Mike Mortimer
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
king cobra II irons
After playing with ping knock offs I found the cobra II's to be much more accurate and easier to hit. I also found I was able to work the ball both directions. Similar Products Used: pings, accumark, callaway |
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[Nov 01, 2000]
G
Shoot in the 80s
This is the first set of "REAL" clubs that i ever bought. Before i got them, I was shooting in the high 90's and low 100's. Over the last 2 years the i have owned them, I have lowered my score to the lower 80's and have been pretty consistant. However, I use Callaway woods and i find that the transition from a light driver and woods to a heavier iron like the King Cobra II tends to cause some trouble. I find that the weight can throw my swing off. I hit the pretty straight or with a slight draw. Extremely solid on well hit balls. On thin hits, has a dead feeling. Easy to hit, solid from good soft ground with grass, extremely long. But in Louisiana, soft ground is hard to come by with no rain. In all, pleased with these clubs, but I am looking for others that are a little more balanced. Similar Products Used: Callaway X-14 |
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[Oct 30, 2000]
Barry
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra II
I like them although they do not have a soft feel at all. They are to light and just dont have enough behind the club. Especially for 7 down. Not to bad for a beginners first set of nice clubs Similar Products Used: Calloway |
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[Dec 16, 2000]
jenn tyska
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
king cobra2
great club now shoot in 90s Customer Service nice people Similar Products Used: callaway x-12 |
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[May 29, 2001]
NICK ANDREWES
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
COBRA II
very heavy and solid clubs, extra weight makes it easy to keep on plane. Good forgiving club Similar Products Used: None |
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[May 22, 2001]
Adam Markey
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra II forged, steel hump shaft
I took up golf 5 years ago. Started off with a second hand set of unnamed cavity backs. I struggled for 3 years to break 90. 2 years ago this month I purchased a set of KC II's off a friend that had played 6 holes with them, but had his sights set on another brand. I find that I hit the irons far further than my previous set, consistently straight and find that even through a rough spell no iron shot is a disaster! They are very forgiving even if the ball is not struck perfectly. Since using these irons I have broken 90 easily and every round I come close to breaking 80. These are excellent irons and I would recommend anyone taking up golf to try out a demo set before buying another brand. Similar Products Used: None |
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[May 16, 2001]
Rob Mason
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra II
More control and feel over Ping Zing's. The club face does not have any grooves in the center (dots). When hit perfect the ball tends to come off hot resulting in longer shots. Overshooting a lot of greens. Hard to put spin on the ball. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: Ping zing, wilson staff, tommy armour 845. |
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[Apr 02, 2001]
Kyle Mclarty
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Cobra II
These clubs are very comfortable and easy to swing. I have been playing for 4 years now and my scores had always been in the high to low 90's and i got them last summer and i now shoot low to mid 80's. THese are great clubs and i recomend them. Customer Service IT was all good and they were really nice. Similar Products Used: Wilson Fat Shafts |
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[Aug 11, 2001]
A. Golfer
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra II
Quite possibly the straightest short irons I have ever hit. I had a few rounds with these clubs where I was literally bombing the flagstick. However,they feel like a "brick on a stick." My chipping was not good with these clubs, probably because of lack of feel. The long irons were without a doubt the worst I have ever used. Take a baseball bat to a brick building and you'll have some idea as to how these feel. I can hit my Haig Ultra long irons very well, but I got nothing but broken bats with these. Forget trying to maneuver a ball around a tree. They won't do it. They don't handle thin or bare lies well either. The word that comes to mind is "clunky" when describing these clubs. Good for short irons, but stay away from the rest of the set. Customer Service None Similar Products Used: Many |
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[Jun 28, 2001]
DeWitt Allen
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
King Cobra II
Got these KCII when they were selling for $600 at 1/2 price. IQ grafite R flex shafts 3-PW. Never bought big name brand before. Absolutely the best clubs I ever hit. Bought second set for my son-in-law. STRAIGHT, good FEEL and FORGIVING. Have been using for over 3 years. They will have to pry these babies out of my cold dead hands. One drawback--- Must be rehafted by Cobra(Titliest)- costly to have done. The graphite shaft is not a standard .370 size. It is .380. Don't break one. Otherwise one of the best on the market and at a good price used. DId a demo day with all club manufacturers present after I had these about a year. Nothing else felt as good. Customer Service Titliest repairs CObra. Sister company, I guess. Reasonable service but too far away. California takes 5 days to and from with UPS. Similar Products Used: Orlimer, Fat Shafts, ping, Tight Lies, Cleveland and Callaway |