Brand reference

Used Cobra golf clubs

1973–present · Carlsbad, California

Cobra Golf was founded in 1973 by Thomas Crow, winner of the 1961 Australian Amateur, and became known for the Baffler utility club introduced in 1980. It was placed under Acushnet after a 1996 acquisition and has been owned by Puma since 2010, with headquarters in Carlsbad, California. Used buyers meet the King family (F-series, SpeedZone and LTDx drivers, King Forged Tec irons), the Aerojet, Darkspeed and DS-ADAPT drivers, Snakebite wedges and 3D-printed putters such as the King Agera. Practical note: DS-ADAPT drivers use Cobra's FutureFit33 hosel, which Golf Monthly reports has 33 settings and separates loft from lie, with a setting chart reached through a QR code etched on the head. Ask for the sleeve, the wrench and a photo of the current setting.

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