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King Speedzone

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Driving Iron Series

Used Cobra King Speedzone Driving Irons

2020

Cobra's answer to the question of what actually makes a club fast: rather than chase one number, it split the head into six zones — power, strength, feel, stability, low CG and aerodynamics — and worked on each independently. The result spans drivers, fairways, hybrids and irons, with most of the range offered in one-length as well as variable.

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  1. 2020
    King Speedzone