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Cobra · Driver · 2025

Cobra DS-Adapt LS Driver

3 reviewers
69

Well liked

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The takeaway

Longest drives if you strike it.

They agree

  • +Very low spin, penetrating flight
  • +Produced the longest drives
  • +Adjustable weights and exquisite feel

The knocks

  • −Mishits dip out of the air
  • −Forward CG makes misses volatile

Buy it ifyou're a fast, consistent striker killing spin

Skip it ifyou strike inconsistently or need forgiveness

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The verdicts.

Golf Monthly

UK magazine, season-long testing

Liked it

“I actually struggle to get this spinning even above 2,000 revs”

Compact low-spin model that struggled to spin above 2,000rpm and produced a hugely penetrating flight.

+ the facts · 3 pros · 1 cons
  • +Very low spin with a penetrating flight that holds into headwinds
  • +Three adjustable sole weights to fine-tune spin
  • +Exquisite feel
  • −Forward CG makes mishits a bit more volatile

For: Consistent strikers who need to kill spin

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Golfalot

Independent UK equipment reviews

Mixed

The low-spin model in the range that he didn't test, noting spin was already low enough on the other heads that he wouldn't need it.

+ the facts

For: Faster swingers who need to strip spin

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Mark Crossfield

Coach, famously hard to impress

Mixed

“not for the faint hearted”

The low spin head delivered his longest hits at 300-500 rpm less than standard, but mishits dip out of the air; not for the faint-hearted.

+ the facts · 2 pros · 2 cons
  • +Spins 300-500 rpm less than the standard heads, producing his longest drives
  • +Does exactly what a low spin model says on the tin
  • −Also produced his shortest hits when mishit as the ball dips out of the air
  • −Not for the faint-hearted; needs consistent striking and speed

For: Fast, consistent strikers who can handle a low spin head

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