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Model Description
LIGHTER HEAD WEIGHT
Carbon fiber saves discretionary weight, allowing us to maintain a high MOI for the optimal blend of speed and forgiveness.
LIGHTER SHAFT WEIGHT
The AIRSPEED shaft is 5 grams lighter, making it easier than ever to generate more club speed and distance without sacrificing stability.
Expert Review
The Cobra F-Max Airspeed driver is a well-engineered club that excels in providing enhanced distance and forgiveness, particularly for golfers with moderate to slower swing speeds.
The Cobra F-Max Airspeed driver is a compelling option for golfers seeking an upgrade, especially those aiming to enhance their performance without compromising on forgiveness and distance. Having personally tested this driver, I can provide insights into its notable features.
One of the standout advantages of the Cobra F-Max Airspeed is its lightweight design. The clubhead is constructed with a carbon crown, significantly reducing overall weight. This feature facilitates increased swing speed, translating to potential gains in distance for many golfers. The lightweight nature of the driver also contributes to better maneuverability, making it an appealing choice for players with moderate to slower swing speeds.
Moreover, the F-Max Airspeed incorporates a forged E9 face technology that promotes faster ball speeds across the face. This design element enhances the driver's forgiveness, allowing for more consistent performance on off-center hits. For golfers struggling with dispersion, this forgiveness can be a game-changer.
On the downside, some golfers may find that the lightweight design sacrifices a bit of control. While the increased swing speed can lead to greater distance, it may also result in slightly less accuracy for players who struggle to control their tempo. Additionally, the sound and feel at impact may not suit everyone's preferences, as the lightweight construction can influence the sensory feedback during the swing.
In conclusion, the decision to opt for this driver should be based on individual preferences and playing styles, considering factors such as control, sound, and feel. It's advisable for golfers to test the club themselves to determine how well it aligns with their specific needs and preferences on the course.
Only clubs rated 10 for our three categories will qualify for the new rating - the head, shaft, and grip will all be rated ten, brand new, and in the wrapper.
Used certified
Clubs sold as used with the “ready-to-play” certification will have a rating of less than 10 on our rating guide, but have all been thoroughly inspected by our experts. It can be anywhere between:
Like New - New, not in wrapper, un-used
Excellent - Minimal use, max. 4-5 rounds
Very Good - Used, in great condition, with no damage
Good - Used, with some cosmetic damage that do not affect club’s performance
Fair - Heavily used, with some cosmetic damage, but still playable with good performance regardless.
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