Cobra Speed Series Drivers

Pros: Excellent Distance & Control, A varity of options to fit your game
Cons: Really Loud Sound on Impact, Clubhead Shape is a little different

Cobra has a fairly successful history of producing drivers. I really wasn't a fan of their SZ drivers last year, but I think Cobra took a big step in the right direction with the release of the Speed Series. The Speed Series is a group of three different ...

Pros: A new form of customizing a club to your swing.
Cons: Kind of odd to look down upon at address.

Cobra has long been considered the driver of choice for long drive competitions or for the high handicap player looking for some extra distance and forgiveness. When I first read about the new Speed Series drivers I was more than a bit skeptical, the ...

Pros: Great off the tee, long, high, straight.
Cons: How do I explain to my wife, I need $300 for a golf club?

One of the best innovations at golf courses and country clubs I have played, is the option to borrow and try out demonstration golf clubs. Really, when you think of it, dishing out three large bills for a driver, you would like to try it out on a course ...

Pros: Very good distance and amazingly forgiving, the best Cobra has offered.
Cons: The shafts play a bit too soft for their "rating", no closed face X/Speed.

I never went overboard with previous Cobra drivers, and even though the SZ series got incredibly popular, the 454 Comp kinda fell short of what was expected. To me, not even those Feherty commercials proved to be reason enough. All I got from Cobra ...

Pros: Shafts tuned to a specific swing speed should help provide longer drives.
Cons: Cobra forces you to the F/Speed to get a closed face.

Choices Cobra has released its Speed series of drivers in time for the holiday season. There are three main flavors of Speed drivers: - X/Speed: 104+ mph swing speed, square face - F/Speed: 87-108 mph swing speed, 2-3 degrees closed face ...

Pros: Long, Forgiving, and just plain fun to hit
Cons: not quite my shade of blue on the shaft

First off let me establish my game... I'm about a 20 handicapper who has been playing for about 1 1/2 years... As for most people inconsistency is my demise. Usually hit my old Cobra Ti driver about 225 to 235 yds, w/ little consistency, and as we all ...

Pros: Very very long and forgiving, even when trying to blast it
Cons: i didn't own one of these till now!

Have a ball speed of around 150-155 mph, so had a 9 degree with a stiff shaft. This thing really goes miles and complimented my swing nicely. It gave me a penetrating ball flight that arced nicely giving a fair bit of roll too. Currently shoot in the mid 80s, but feel this club will be a big help in getting down my handicap. Whilst being fitted i tried many other brands and found callaway to be the only other brand that performed as well as this for me.
With this club i am hitting a lot of drives around the 300 yard mark, and fairly straight too.
I strongly recommend this club, but make sure you get it fitted properly.