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Cobra 3DP MB

3 reviewers
80

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

The forgiving blade that adds speed.

They agree

  • +Remarkably consistent spin and dispersion
  • +Extra ball speed for a blade
  • +Clean, classy looks

The knocks

  • −Smallest, least forgiving in family
  • −Blade looks slightly short

Buy it ifyou want blade looks with forgiveness

Skip it ifyou need maximum forgiveness

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The verdicts.

2nd Swing Golf

Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing

Loved it

“That's a lot of club”

A forgiving blade: 3D-printed lattice frees up to 55g of tungsten for heel-toe stability, delivering copy-paste numbers and extra ball speed at a traditional 34-degree loft; the fitter wants it in his own bag.

+ the facts · 5 pros · 1 cons
  • +Remarkable spin consistency (87 rpm deviation) even on chunky and pulled strikes
  • +More ball speed than expected from a blade; tester averaged faster than his usual
  • +Higher launch from lower CG via tungsten weighting
  • −Blade length looks slightly short heel-to-toe compared to other blades

For: Precise, high-speed, lower-handicap players who want a few extra yards, or players intimidated by blades who want a forgiving one

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Club Champion (TXG)

Tour-level fitting studio

Loved it

“now we have a forgiving blade, which those two words were never used before”

A 3D-printed muscle back that Club Champion found genuinely forgiving, producing the tightest dispersion and most consistent spin of the three heads tested at Cobra HQ.

+ the facts · 6 pros · 2 cons
  • +Tightest dispersion and carry grouping of the whole family
  • +Very consistent spin, 6200 to 6600 with a 7-iron
  • +Ball speed only dropped 3 mph on a low toe strike, where a normal MB would lose 10 to 12 yards
  • −Smallest head in the family, so least forgiving of the three in absolute terms
  • −Demonstrated in a manufacturer setting rather than an independent fitting

For: Shallow-attack, low-spin players who want blade looks and workability but previously could not play a muscle back

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James Robinson Golf

Mid-handicap everyman reviews

Liked it

The compact blade of the 3D printed range that plenty of Cobra tour staff have already put in the bag.

+ the facts · 2 pros
  • +Lots of Cobra tour staff have put the 3DP MB irons in play
  • +Cobra make fantastic looking blade irons

For: Better players wanting the smallest 3D printed head

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