Cobra SpeedZone Driver

“DeChambeau chose to bump the driver for a new Cobra SpeedZone just before stepping on the first tee. Only this head didn’t have 5.5 degrees of loft. DeChambeau tapped a 5.25-degree head that offered a slightly more penetrating launch with less spin.”

“According to Ben Schomin, PGA Tour rep for Cobra who works with DeChambeau on his equipment, DeChambeau’s current Cobra Speedzone driver is 45.75 inches, so a 48-inch driver is an additional 2.25 inches in length.”

“Walking off the course after the third round, DeChambeau told GOLF.com’s Dylan Dethier that he felt as if the grip on his 5.5-degree Coba SpeedZone driver was starting to wear down.”

“As DeChambeau’s 5.5-degree Cobra SpeedZone driver connects with Bridgestone’s Tour B X ball , debris can be seen exploding off the face just after impact.”

“As Bryson mentioned above he will be using his regular driver for Winged Foot , a 45.5-inch Cobra Speedzone model.”

“During the final round of the 2020 U.S. Open, DeChambeau switched from a Cobra SpeedZone with 5.5 degrees of loft into a head with 5.25 degrees that offered a more penetrating launch and less spin.”