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Gary WoodlandPRESS“Woodland complements his mini driver with a higher-lofted Cobra King Tour 7-wood, both coming fitted with Fujikura Ventus VeloCore+ Black shafts, giving him a consistent feel and launch profile no manner what metalwood he has in-hand.”
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“His 4-iron comes in the form of the slightly more forgiving KING Tour iron from 2023, while bladed KING Tour MBs make up the rest of his set.”
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Rickie FowlerPRESS“Rickie Fowler uses Cobra King Tour irons (4-PW) with KBS Tour C-Taper shafts.”
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“Previously using the slightly larger-headed King Tours from 4-iron to pitching wedge, the American has now opted for the 3D-printed models, which still possess his Golf Pride Z-Grip Align Max grips.”
Read the report“Fowler made a notable equipment change, moving from the KBS Tour C-Taper 125-gram steel shafts that we’ve seen in his Cobra King Tour irons , to graphite Aerotech SteelFiber 125cw shafts —a change he debuted at the Travelers Championship.”
Read the report“The popular American has removed his KBS Tour C-Taper 125g steel shafts from his Cobra KING Tour irons (4-PW) and replaced them with graphite Aerotech SteelFiber 125cw shafts.”
Read the report“For the last three seasons, the American has used the Cobra King Tour irons”
Read the report“For irons, Fowler uses the Cobra King Tour (4-PW) with KBC Tour C-Taper 125 S shafts.”
Read the report“One year after trading in blades for a set of Cobra King Tour irons, what’s the biggest benefit you’ve seen in competition?”
Read the report“Fast-forward to today and Fowler is back to a more familiar forged-cavity iron with his Cobra King Tour irons and all the way up to 7th on Tour in stroked gained approaches, which is an incredible jump.”
Read the report“Fowler’s irons are Cobra’s King Tour model. The clubs are a half-inch shorter than standard and range from 1 degree to 2 degrees flatter than standard on the lie angle.”
Read the report“Irons: Cobra King Tour (4-PW), ( KBS Tour C-Taper S+ )”
Read the report“Rickie Fowler also added a set of unreleased Cobra King Tour irons to the bag for the PGA Tour’s season-opening event in Napa that featured a more generous profile when compared to the Cobra muscleback blades he was playing most recently.”
Read the report“Moving to the irons, Fowler now uses a set of the newer Cobra King Tour irons”
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- Justin RosePRESS
“Irons: Cobra King Tour (4-iron; Project X 6.5 shaft), Cobra King CB (5-6; Project X 6.5 shafts), Cobra King MB (7-PW; Project X 6.5 shafts)”
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Specifications
- Loft
- 3 (19.0°), 4 (22.0°), 5 (25.0°), 6 (28.0°), 7 (32.0°), 8 (36.0°), 9 (40.0°), PW (44.0°), GW (48.0°)
- Lie angle
- 3 (60.00°), 4 (60.50°), 5 (61.00°), 6 (61.50°), 7 (62.00°), 8 (62.50°), 9 (63.00°), PW (63.50°), GW (63.50°)
- OFFSET (mm)
- 3 (3.8), 4 (3.4), 5 (3.1), 6 (2.9), 7 (2.5), 8 (2.3), 9 (2.1), PW (1.9), GW (1.9)
- Length
- 3 (39.25"), 4 (38.75"), 5 (38.25"), 6 (37.75"), 7 (37.25"), 8 (36.75"), 9 (36.25"), PW (36.00"), GW (35.75")
- Steel SW
- 3-9 (D2), PW-GW (D3)
- Steel flex
- S, R
- Shaft specs model
- KBS $-Taper
- Shaft weight
- 120g
- Launch
- Low
- Spin
- Low
- Tip diameter
- 0.355
- Grip specs
- Lamkin Crossline - Black (48g)
- Stock set comps
- 4-PW (RH; S Flex)
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Photo credits
- Rickie Fowler — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Gary Woodland — FOX Sports, CC BY 3.0