So with the job and family taking away time that was once reserved for practice, I decided it was time to simplify my clubs. The decline mirrored some changes in my life, such as a new job that required more of me and my daughter being born. As I started to review my rounds in Cobra Connect's Arccos system, I realized that my iron game had been on a steady decline. I realized that my iron striking and trajectory were less consistent than they had been a couple of years ago. Time for new clubs-a phrase my wife hates! Finally, this year, I hit a breaking point of not hitting my irons well and losing some distance. I played around with the irons at shops and demo days but just couldn’t bring myself to commit to them because the short irons and wedges felt strange. I loved the idea of striking every club as well as my 7-iron, but like many of you, I was unsure about the effects on my long irons and launch with the shorter irons and wedges. I debated the switch to One Length irons for a few years. The ease with which I could crush a 7-iron and keep it straight made the idea of single-length golf clubs very interesting. It also showed me that I used my 7-iron heavily. These helped me identify which clubs were helpful and which were not. I improved to a 5 handicap and really got into the statistics of my game with Arccos, Garmin Golf, and TaylorMade’s MyRoundPro apps. I spent most of my time golfing struggling with a high handicap, but as I got older and understood course management and equipment more, my scores dropped. I’ve been golfing since I was in middle school (imagining that I could best Tiger). In other words, they made the clubhead a little bigger and wider to generate the precision and distance that will be missing from a shorter club length. To help ensure that the lofts of the longer irons hit the ball the same as traditional length irons, Cobra's PWRshell face technology, use of carbon fiber on the topline, and "wide body kit" design create a high MOI and generate faster ball speeds. Basically, if you want to practice at a driving range, you don’t have to switch from club to club as each club can be played the same. The "ONE" in the name means that you get one length, one set up, and one swing. One Length irons aren’t just the same length configuration. Cobra believes that one-length sets can solve the issue of inconsistent swings and make the clubs more forgiving by getting golfers more swing stability in a repeatable setup with the same ball position. The difference between each golf club creates less consistency in accuracy and total distance for the majority of amateurs. While traditional length irons (or variable-length, as Cobra calls them) are as long and forgiving as irons have ever been, the swing for each club is slightly different. The stock shaft length is the 7-iron length which is usually the most comfortable club for golfers. The iron set has all of the club's shafts at the same length to provide the same swing plane for each club. ModelĮngineered for speed and stability, the Motore X F1 features a stiffer handle and tip sections to promote faster speed with lower launch, and reduced spin.Several years ago, Cobra Golf began making Cobra One Length Irons at the request of past PGA Tour player, Bryson DeChambeau. The HZRDUS RDX Blue is mid launch profile designed with a stiffer tip section for players with a more aggressive swing tempo that desires a higher launch with low spin. Engineered for speed and stability, the Motore X F3 features a medium stiffness handle and tip sections to promote higher launch and faster ball speeds with tight dispersion.
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