![]() You can find the full list of drivers and test results here. Below are the results for the Cobra King SpeedZone driver. Sukhpal Deol commented: ‘I have added about 60 yds to my drive length and reduced the fairway misses by 50%,’ while Darren Buckley said his SZ440 was ‘worth every penny and will serve long into my rekindled affection for the game of golf.’Īs for Lee Simmonds, he wrote that with the club he produces ‘consistently long drives all day long with what feels like little effort.For ClubTest 2020, we tested and reviewed 28 new drivers to help you find the right one for your game. Meanwhile the SZ 440 seems to have been met with universal approval by golfers, indeed four Golfmagic visitors have already publicly given it the thumbs up. The SZ440 with its lighter shaft oversize titanium head, deep centre of gravity (for a higher launch angle and greater carry) and slightly closed, anti-slice face would probably suit me better and I look forward to the opportunity in the future. I like a high flight, but this wasn’t the club for me and needless to say the strikes I can produce off the deck with the original Cobra, merely turned into a low, squirty fade. With its a smaller head and featuring less face angle and slightly heavier shaft, it should promote control as well as distance.īut while the good shots felt solid enough off the face, I was able to reproduce neither the consistency of strike of my 10.5 degree SS 430, nor the distance. I was loaned an SZ 400 Unlimited – a non-conforming brute with its Aldila HM Tour 60 graphite shaft (regular flex, high kick point) and nine degrees of loft. The question is whether either the SZ400 or its big brother the SZ440 - can match the performance and selling power of its predecessors – the King Cobra SS 370 and what I still regard as the benchmark for a club golfer’s driver – the King Cobra SS 430. ‘What the **** was that!’ could shortly to be introduced into golf terminology.Īs distinctive a sound as the original Callaway Biggest Big Bertha from ten years ago and rivalling the MAC by Burrows Golf Powersphere driver in decibels per square metre, the SZ has certainly made a noisy entrance on the golf scene. The SZ – that’s Sweet Zone, as opposed to Sweet Spot – certainly turns heads on the range and on the tee. Logoed ear defenders may need to be supplied free of charge along with the improved gold and black headcover – such is noise left ringing in your eardrums after each strike. ![]() Now there’s a new noise to cope with – the King Cobra SZ 400 driver. ![]() With two RAF bases nearby, the solitude in Rutland is often pierced by the sound of Harrier and Tornado jets. ![]()
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