Cobra is one of the biggest names in golf known for producing some of the best drivers, fairways and irons on the market. But for those just starting their journey in the game, it can be hard to justify purchasing a whole bag of premium equipment given you’re not really sure what you need. This is where the Cobra Fly XL package set could be a great option.
Package sets are extremely useful for those who need all the requisite clubs for a cheaper price. While they don’t quite match the visual or performance benchmarks of the premium ranges seen out on tour, it’s a small compromise to make and based on the testing I’ve done on the Cobra Fly XL package set, the gap looks to be closing.
The Cobra Fly XL Package Set comes with a high quality stand bag
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Much like all of the best golf package sets, the Cobra Fly XL set looks the part. I was thoroughly impressed with how good these clubs looked when taking them out of the wrapper and even more so to discover this set retails at only £699. Cobra has produced some really good looking products as of late, such as the Darkspeed X driver and King Tec hybrid, and so it’s good to see some consideration has gone into the brand’s package set offering.
So what is included in the set? Well to start with you get a really sturdy, lightweight stand bag with a 5-way divider, fleece-lined valuables pocket and a matching rain hood for those who like to play come rain or shine. Having a solid stand bag is a non-negotiable for me and the Cobra bag included in this set has proven to be just as sturdy as some of the best stand bags on the market.
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Included in the set are 10 clubs and at the top end of the bag you have a 10.5° titanium driver, which is oversized to really help boost confidence behind the ball. This driver has been stretched to make it as large as legally allowed, like all of the most forgiving drivers. There has been a real trend in creating maximum forgiveness with drivers this year from the likes of the Ping G430 Max 10k, TaylorMade Qi10 Max and PXG Black Ops drivers all looking to maximise stability across the clubface. The back weight on this Cobra driver also drags the center of gravity backwards, making this driver extremely easy to launch. In testing I found the acoustics are fairly loud and ‘tinny’ but it does make this driver sound powerful through impact, which will also boost the user’s…
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