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Used Cobra Golf Clubs
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Cobra
King Speedzone Wood
9 for sale
From £99.95
Cobra
XL Speed Single Iron
1 for sale
From £44.95
Cobra
Aerojet Wood
15 for sale
From £120
Cobra
King Speedzone Hybrid
4 for sale
From £74.95
Cobra
King Speedzone Iron Set
8 for sale
From £279.95
Cobra
F8 Hybrid
3 for sale
From £61.95
Cobra
Air-X Hybrid
4 for sale
From £85
Cobra
King Radspeed Wedge
2 for sale
From £69.95
Cobra
King Tec Mini Driver
1 for sale
From £341.95
Cobra
Max 2016 Wedge
1 for sale
From £44.95
Cobra
F9 Hybrid
2 for sale
From £67.95
Cobra
King Tour 2023 Black Iron Set
3 for sale
From £649.95
Cobra
DS-Adapt LS Wood
8 for sale
From £189
Cobra
King Radspeed One Length Hybrid
1 for sale
From £84.95
Cobra
Darkspeed Iron Set
4 for sale
From £259.95
Cobra
LTDx Hybrid
3 for sale
From £100
Cobra
DS-Adapt Iron Set
3 for sale
From £489.95
Cobra
King Speedzone One Length Hybrid
2 for sale
From £70
Cobra
King Tec 2025 Iron Set
1 for sale
From £639.95
Cobra
King Utility 2020 Driving Iron
8 for sale
From £91.95
Cobra
F9 Iron Set
1 for sale
From £199.95
Cobra
F9 One Length Single Iron
1 for sale
From £64.95
Cobra
LTDx Driver
2 for sale
From £179.95
Cobra
F8 Plus Driver
1 for sale
From £150
Overview
Cobra makes 9 club types across 23 series.
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Driver Brand
Drivers
16 series
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Mini Driver Brand
Mini Drivers
1 series
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Wood Brand
Woods
17 series
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Hybrid Brand
Hybrids
17 series
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Iron Set Brand
Iron Sets
19 series
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Single Iron Brand
Single Irons
19 series
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Driving Iron Brand
Driving Irons
2 series
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Wedge Brand
Wedges
21 series
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Putter Brand
Putters
2 series
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Series
Available
King Tec
19
2021–2026 · 5 generations · 6 club types
Driving Irons, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Mini Drivers, Single Irons, Wedges
Cobra's hollow, tour-shaped long game
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Series
Available
OPTM
20
2026 · 1 generation · 3 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Woods
Cobra's 2026 woods, shaped for accuracy
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Series
Available
Baffler
17
2004–2025 · 9 generations · 6 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Rails on the sole.
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Series
Available
DS-Adapt
104
2025 · 1 generation · 6 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Dynamic shaping, adaptive performance, ultimate versatility.
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Series
Available
Darkspeed
55
2024 · 1 generation · 6 club types
Drivers, Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Dark aesthetic, extreme speed, ultimate distance.
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Series
Available
T-Rail
7
2014–2023 · 4 generations · 5 club types
Hybrids, Iron Sets, Single Irons, Wedges, Woods
Every club in the set is a hybrid.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What is the difference between Cobra ONE Length and variable-length irons?
ONE Length irons are all built to the length of a standard 7-iron to promote a consistent setup and swing plane for every club in the bag, whereas variable-length irons follow traditional incremental length changes.
Do I need to change my swing when using Cobra ONE Length irons?
You should maintain your natural swing, but the consistent length allows you to use the same ball position and posture for every iron, which often simplifies your mechanics.
What do LS, Max and X mean on Cobra drivers?
LS identifies the lower-spin head, Max prioritises stability and forgiveness, and X is generally the more balanced all-round option between them. The exact launch, draw bias and adjustability vary by family, so check the specification for the particular generation.
What is Cobra Baffler technology, and which clubs use it?
Baffler technology features rails on the sole of the club to help it glide through turf and rough, primarily found on Cobra fairway woods, hybrids, and some utility irons.