Cobra was first to market with 3D-printed irons with the groundbreaking LIMIT3D irons last spring. But, as the name implied, the irons were only available in a limited run. Now, the company is ...

The 500 sets of those 3D-printed Limit3d irons sold out so quickly, even with a $2,999 price tag, that Cobra created a second run of them in August 2024 and sold them as non-numbered, non-limited ...

Welcome to GOLF.com’s ClubTest Proving Ground, where managing equipment editor Jonathan Wall and senior equipment editor Ryan Barath put the latest designs and groundbreaking technology in the ...

The new Cobra 3DP irons aren’t just another twist on forged vs. cast, they’re blowing up the conversation with fully 3D-printed clubheads made from a 316 stainless steel. Yes, you read that ...

for a hands-on look at Cobra’s latest innovation, the new 3DP Tour irons. Wadeh and I teamed up with Andrew Lusty, Cobra’s manager of custom fitting, to put these irons through their paces in ...

“The 3D printed LIMIT3D irons were the first commercially available 3D printed clubs, and they sold out so quickly we had to ...

The irons are available at Cobra Golf's website or at retail starting Nov. 8. 1. Five times the pressure. Cobra’s King Tec irons possess a solid history, which is why the company is introducing ...

What you need to know: Cobra seeks to build on its Darkspeed irons with its follow-up, the DS-Adapt and DS-Adapt Max. The new irons make meaningful moves forward with a new hollow-body ...

But more than anything, the irons look cool. Cobra’s current King Tour, CB and MB irons will soon be offered in a sleek black satin DBM (Diamondized Black Metal) finish with the King Black ...

What you need to know: Cobra leans in to its previous experience in 3D printing with its first fully commercial set of 3D-printed irons, the 3D Printed Tour. The irons are completely 3D-printed ...

for a hands-on look at Cobra’s latest innovation, the new 3DP Tour irons. Wadeh and I teamed up with Andrew Lusty, Cobra's manager of custom fitting, to put these irons through their paces in ...