Cobra King Speedzone Driver Review
Design:
SpeedZone Club Head offers two design choices in a 9-degree loft or 10.5 degrees loft.
Our review of the black with yellow colour accents and glossy polished
Black color with white accents. Matte finish.
The 10.5 preset loft clubs were tested. It has eight launch options, including 10.5 standard and 11.5 standard. The MyFly Hosel Adjustment makes it easy for you to adjust the club’s hosel. After trying out different settings, I settled on the 10.5 standard setting. It is great to be able quickly change the settings on the course.
Similar to previous Cobra King drivers, the SpeedZone comes with two moveable weights to allow the golfer to tailor their launch angle. Although the club comes pre-set with a 14g weight for forward and a 2g for back settings, these can easily be swapped. The increased launch angle was noticeable when I moved the 14g weight from the forward setting to the back setting. However, the preset weighting is better for the reduced launch angle and greater distance. It would be nice if the club offered additional weights which could be exchanged on the club. The weights of the SpeedZone 2020 driver are not compatible with the Cobra King Speedback’s 2019 driver. Cobra King will sell any extra weights at $25 each. From a technical perspective, many features are designed to give the ball more club head speed. One of my favorites features is the milled-infinity club face, which wraps around all the club’s face. This is meant to increase the milled area of the face by 95% and provide a larger sweet spot zone. It also protects the club from miss-hits which are either too close to or below the ball.
The club offers four shaft types, ranging in stiffness from Extra Stiff up to Lite, from different manufacturers. This provides golfers with many options to find their preferred shaft flex and weight.
Arnold Palmer said it best: “Golf is an inch game.” In golf, the most important thing is 6 inches between the ears. The weight, look, and feel of the Cobra King SpeedZone exude confidence. I love the overall feel of this club and the small King Cobra logo above the sweet spot of the face helps provide the added confidence as I approach the ball and set the club behind the tee.
Cobra Golf King Speedzone driver – “First Impressions Review”.
COBRA Golf King Speedzone was one driver that I was excited about swinging in 2020. One of the drivers I initially saw was at a Kitchener, Ontario trade show. It was a driver that I had seen in person. Would it live up to my expectations?
It was a question that would I have asked at the 2020 PGA Show Orlando. Here is my review of the COBRA Golf KING SPEEDZONE driver based on the first impressions that it gave me at Demo Day at Orange County National Golf Resort and Lodge.
There are two models available in the Set-Up COBRA golf KING SPEDZONE drivers. These will be of interest to those looking for new drivers in 2020. COBRA Golf offers both the “standard” and KING SPEDZONEXTREME models. The two drivers have the exact same chassis but there are differences. Before looking at their differences, let’s see what the two models have in common.
COBRA Golf claims that their new line of drivers for KING SPEEDZONE are the longest and most powerful they have ever created. Drawing inspiration from motorsports, these drivers look fast just sitting still. The “dual exhaust” located at the back of their trailing edge can be seen to show some of that inspiration. CNC-machined faces feature the KINGSZ driver, which we first noticed in 2018. It is similar to that of the KING F8. It’s just that the face features a twist or, should I say, an infinite symbol. This sign signifies “no limits”, or “endless”.
“Infinity Face” is one of the technologies that we see in the KING SZ. Infinity Face is a technology that allows you to see the entire face. Infinity Face gives the user an enhanced sweet spot and increased ball speed throughout the whole face.
The “T-Bar Chassis” was introduced this year. T-Bar Chassis consists of a section from the interior portion that runs along the leading edge to the trailing side. The cross-member COBRA Golf R&D created a stronger frame which improved the durability and feel of the KING SZ Driver.
Are you drawn to the appearance of carbon fiber? If so, KINGSZ drivers could be what you are looking for. The KINGSZ is equipped with a 360 Carbon Wrap. The 360 Carbon Wrap covers a whopping 50% of the body. COBRA Golf moved a remarkable 25-grams discretionary weight through the use of carbon fiber. This is the ultimate luxury of golf club design. Engineers could create a driver full of forgiveness by shifting weight to other parts of the KING SZ Drivers.
A quick overview:
Low Handicappers’ Best Option:
Cobra King Speedzone Driver. (click to see). “The Cobra King Speedzone Driver has a traditional head, two adjustable weights and low spinoff the tee. This allows for a custom shot height and better control. It is ideal for low handicappers who want more driving control.
TaylorMade SIM MAX (click to see) “With an aerodynamic head shape, exceptional stability, and Twist Face Technology, the TaylorMade SIM MAX offers increased swing speeds with lower CG and straighter, more accurate drives – the perfect alternative.” Check Other Models on Amazon.com The Cobra King Speedzone Driver has one thing on its mind when you hit the tee box: deliver maximum power to the golf ball.
We can safely say this Speedzone Driver still achieves its ultimate goal. Speedzone Drivers are the ultimate Cobra golf driver. Their incredible distance and pinpoint accuracy make them one of the best.
This Cobra King Speedzone Driver Review will provide an in-depth look into what makes it such a popular driver.
Is The Cobra Speedzone A Good Driver?
In its pursuit of a fully CNC milled face, Cobra seems to have found its “face with no limits.” The face, when combined with the other five performance zones, gives the KING SPEEDZONE driver a wonderful balance of power and consistency. This driver has appeal thanks to its adjustability and attractive looks.
Is the Cobra Speedzone’s Driver forgiving?
You also feel extremely forgiving. This extra weight can also be felt low and back in your club head. You can feel the driver’s stability even when the ball isn’t in the centre of your face. With sound and feel as pleasing as this, the Cobra Speedzone driver is bound to be a favorite this season.
Which Cobra Speedzone driver is the most forgiving?
With a MOI close to 5500 it should be one of our most forgiving drivers in 2020. Speedzone Xtreme can be ordered in 3 different temperatures: 9.5, 10.5 and 12. The Speedzone Xtreme is also available in a 12.5deg Junior model.
Who Uses Cobra Speedzone Driver?
Rickie DeChambeau & Rickie Fowler use Cobra’s King Speedzone.
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