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Used Cobra King Speedzone

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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The Cobra King Speedzone series is available in drivers, woods, hybrids, iron sets, single irons and wedges.

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What does the "six zones" idea mean?

Cobra split the head into six areas — power, strength, feel, stability, low CG and aerodynamics — and engineered each independently rather than chasing one number, which is what the whole 2020 range is built around.

What's the difference between Standard and Xtreme?

Standard is the neutral driver head with no bias; Xtreme carries 17 grams of tungsten behind the rear exhaust for the highest MOI Cobra had measured at the time, trading workability for stability.

Does One Length extend past the irons here?

Yes — unusually, the hybrids are built to the same 7-iron length as the irons, offered at 19, 21 and 24 degrees.