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Cobra DS-Adapt Irons review: Incredible distances! | National Club Golfer

Across the board the distances were remarkable to the point that if I were to put these Cobra DS-Adapt irons in the bag then I probably wouldn’t carry anything longer than a six iron. I’d likely opt for five wedges because the clubs go so far that it would most likely create an issue at the bottom end in terms of gapping. Being able to hit my six iron 220 yards would be a massive advantage as I am going to be considerably more accurate with the six than a three or a four iron.

I would go as far as saying that there is an argument to say the numbers on the irons could and may be should be removed. With the lofts being so different they just don’t have the same meaning as other clubs. It does make sense to have such strong lofts on these irons with the centre go gravity being so low, which Cobra have introduced to make them more forgiving and easier to launch. Something most club golfers can benefit from.

Overall, I believe Cobra has done an outstanding job with these irons. Most of us amateur golfers are looking to simply have fun when we hit the golf course and these Cobra irons are exactly that.

Above all, these clubs go forever and if you’re a golfer looking to increase the distance from your iron play then these could be the clubs for you.

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Cobra DS-Adapt Irons Review: The Details

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RRP: £799 steel, £899 graphite / from $999

Spec: 4-iron – Sand Wedge

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