Aerojet

A fixed weight of 12 grammes is placed at the back to make the driver more forgiving. All edges have been rounded to improve aerodynamics, and for the same reason the back of the head is placed extremely high up. The face is completely new and is called Pwrshell H.O.T-Face. It’s obviously forged for the best feel, but it’s also forged with an angle at the bottom to create better speed on low hits. Cobra has been doing this on its irons for years, and it works superbly there – tests show that drivers are just as good. The back of the face has been shaped using AI technology to give similar values of ball speed and spin at 15 points across the face. All to maximise your distance with the driver. Inside the head, Cobra has placed a weight at the bottom and near the face to get more mass right behind the ball and thus increase ball speed. The new thing about this weight – PWR Bridge – is that it is not attached to either the sole or the face, which allows the face to flex over a larger surface, making the club more forgiving. Carbon fibre in both the crown and sole frees up weight which can be placed where it has a greater impact instead, increasing ball speed and making the club more forgiving. With the adjustable MyFly hosel, the driver can be set to ± 1.5° in loft and also to a draw setting, a total of eight different positions. If you buy this Cobra club, you can order free Arccos sensors using a QR code on the clubs. Then you’ll have sensors for your entire set so that, with the Arccos Caddie app, you can automatically collect data from every shot on the course, generating lots of useful statistics about your game’s strengths and weaknesses.