King Cobra S2 Offset Driver 10.5* (Fujikura, REGULAR, LEFT) Golf Club On Sales


King Cobra S2 Offset Driver 10.5* (Fujikura, REGULAR, LEFT) Golf Club

  • Great for mid- to high-handicap golfers who want maximum forgiveness and a high, draw-biased (anti-slice) ball flight
  • The new, more traditional head shape maximizes energy transfer while making drives sound as good as they look
  • The Cobra S2 Offset Driver is designed with a thin stamped face
  • 9 Point Face Technology increases ball speed across the clubface for consistently long and accurate drives
  • The offset design offers maximum draw bias (anti-slice), promoting a square face at impact for longer, more consistent drive

King Cobra S2 Offset Driver 10.5* (Fujikura, REGULAR, LEFT) Golf Club Discount

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Club Specifications:

  • DEXTERITY: Left-Handed
  • GENDER: Men
  • BRAND: Cobra
  • MODEL: S2 Offset
  • CLUB: Driver, 10.5*
  • SHAFT: Graphite
  • SHAFT SPECIFICS: Fujikura Fit-On Max, 65g
  • FLEX: Regular
  • GRIP: Cobra/Golf Pride
  • LENGTH: 46
  • HEADCOVER: No headcover included
  • CONDITION: Used
  • CONDITION SPECIFICS: Used condition 8, good shape, face shows some ball marks, sole shows wear from regular play, minor wear/imperfections to crown but looks good at address
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Question
i got a new driver but i want one that is draw bias the kind i got did not come in draw version can i pro shop offset the club head so that it is draw bias
Answered by RobertS
Probably not.
I would take the driver back or sell it on ebay, then buy what you want.
Answered by Gravity 4 Me
No it is factory set. Keep the one you have and practice. No need to limp unless you have to!
Answered by green_lantern66
No, it can’t be bent into an offset position. You can, however, change the center of gravity location closer to the heel (draw-biased) with lead or tungsten tape. Be advised, though, that it’s going to take a LOT of lead tape (not as much tungsten, which the only place I’ve ever seen it offered is at The Golf Works). You’d be looking at 10+ strips of 2″ lead tape strips, all located in the same spot, for this to be effective. In my opinion, it’ll make the club unsightly, but if it doesn’t bother you, try that route. If anything, it’ll be cheaper than buying a whole new club head.

I just remembered: you could remove the head and put a lead/tungsten tip pin (heavier than 10g) in the shaft tip and reattach the head (or have a club fitter do this if you aren’t feeling confident). You could also remove the grip and put lead/tungsten powder down the shaft (again, more than 10g); from there, put a cork in the shaft and force it down as far as it can go with a 48″ ramrod. After that, just put a new grip on. These two tactics have the same effect as lead tape and looks unsightly. I want to say that it can be done yourself, but I strongly advise consulting with a club fitter on this one.

Question
Set 1:

Cobra zl driver

Cobra s2 fairway

Taylor Made R9 Tp Irons with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW, AW

Titleist 2010 Vokey C-C Tour Chrome Wedge 64 degree loft

Taylor Made Monza Spider Vicino Putter

Set 2:

Cobra zl driver

Cobra s2 fairway (which is better for both sets, strait neck or offset?)

Cobra s2 Max combo irons and hybrids with 3 hybrid, 4 hybrid, 5 hybrid, 6 hybrid, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, PW, SW

Taylor Made Monza Spider Vicino Putter

Also if I get set 1 I won’t have to take out any clubs when I play matches but with set 2, I would have to take out 1 club for matches because only 14 clubs are allowed. Please consider that in set 1 there is an amazing sand wedge that is not in set 2. Also consider that set 2 has 4 hybrids while set 1 has an approach wedge, iron 2, and iron 3.

If you have any other suggestions I’ll be happy if you post them. Thanks!
Another thing, I won’t worry about price as long as it’s not super crazy high.
Also, can you suggest a great set of 14 clubs that are very good? I’m not sure that the amount of clubs in the Taylor Made r9 tp’s are correct.

Answered by Doyle
Taylor made tour burners are the best
Answered by Jeff M
Set 1 is the better set, but it also depends on your game, if you don’t hit the ball that far a 64 degree wedge is worthless, but the R9 TP irons are much better than Cobras
Answered by bryan3X6X0
set 1
Answered by Ryan S
number one is def better.. better irons and everything
Answered by lzsd32
titleist AP1 or AP2
Question
Well unfortunately I don’t have the luxury of big box chain golf shops to go and demo some clubs so I have to just go with a choice and probably be stuck with it, so I’m trying to narrow down my choices.
I currently am playing a 4-pw set of cobra s9 irons. these are considered a super game improvement iron and was a good choice for me when I bought them back in 2007. They have improved my game immensely.
I now shoot in the low to mid 80′s and am on the verge of breaking 80 consistently with some honed wedge play and focusing more on reading and putting better. My driver is probably my best club. I did get my swing speed measured at a small local shop at +105 consistently with some up around 115 if I really cut at it which doesn’t suit me and I rarely do on course.
I consider the best part of my swing is a smooth tempo, I haven’t really taped myself but I do get a few comments from friends and people I don’t know that I have a nice smooth swing which produces more distance than it looks like it should. i strive to and play my best when I focus on a nice smooth tempo.
I’m at the point with my game that I want the option to work the ball, not all the time, but if a green or particular shot calls for a bit of working from left to right or high or low.
I’m also playing the best golf of my life right now and don’t want to mess that up to much, I know I’ll need a good few rounds to adjust to a new set of irons but I am willing to put that time in and hope that a new set will tune my game to shoot lower but still have fun. I think my game is there. just need a new set of tools.
Well, I have new wedges which with more play i feel I’ll hone in some great touch around the greens, new putter which is working for me better than ever and my driver and 3 hybrid I wouldn’t part with for pretty much anything, I’d even consider a 4 hybrid for some rounds, so all that is left is my irons.
I want to get away from my super game improvers with their wide soles and huge offset, and unfortunately where I live there is no large golf shops that let you demo a set so I’m stuck reading reviews and sites like this to ask.
As of right now the r9 or r9tps really catch my eye, never really liked callaways but the razrx and tours do look promising. I’m also considering the burner 2.0′s but with not being able to hit them this is a gut shot. Well all comments would be great, Even some other options to look at.
Answered by theguy
I would definitely get the taylormade burner 2.0
They are perfect for you and you can use them when you get a lot better too
Answered by green_lantern66
http://www.ralphmaltby.com/system/assets/398/2011MPFIronHead_additions.pdf

This is a PDF file of Ralph Maltby’s Iron Head Playability Factor for 2011. Very insightful. It measures stuff like vertical center of gravity, head weight, MOI to give each club (well, 6i) its own value. Each club within a set parameter will basically play the same. My own limited testing and others have shown that this is pretty d@mn accurate.

Here’s a listing, if you aren’t inclined to look:

Callaway:
RAZR- 970 MPF (Ultra Game Improvement)
RAZR Tour- 699 MPF (Game Improvement)

Taylormade:
Burner 2.0- 607 MPF (Game Improvement)
r9- 97 MPF (Player Classic)
r9TP- 218 MPF (Player Classic)

And for fun…
Cobra S9: 860 MPF (Ultra Game Improvement)

Answered by iKnow Golf
Here’s what you have to ask yourself, “Where do you want your game to be in five years?” Your probably want to get better, so get some players irons. I play the x-forged razr and love them to death. best ones i hit at the demo day. It will take a little while to get used to them. but once you do, you wont go back. either the razr x forged or mizuno mp-52 irons are the softest and most playability. get hit though.
Answered by Your
TaylorMade Mens R9 Drivers is tons better than the burner. I have a little draw and with the head adjustments I can counter it and now I am driving every shot straight. I would recommend!
Question
I have played golf very, very casually for a couple years. I want to improve my game and get a new set of irons that may be a bit forgiving for a novice player. Now, I used a set I bought a couple years ago, it was a bundle set for 180 bucks, and it came with the irons, driver, fairway woods, putter, bag, everything, etc.

The set I currently have is a set of Ram “Wizards” I believe.

I don’t want to go crazy, but I see that I can get some seemingly decent used Callaway clubs for around 300-400 bucks. I would really like to be in the 300-400 price range. Lastly, I don’t need a driver right now. My shots with my Irons are all (90% of the time lol) straight and pretty good, I just need to work on distance and hill shots.

I say I don’t need a driver right now because I have a very, very weird issue to work out. With my driver, I have a problem where I came down on the ball, and sometimes smack the bottom of the club, on top of the ball. That problem has diminished recently, and I haven’t done it in a while. But I still have a pretty bad slice with my big driver. (Normally I just aim left so it offsets my slice, ha). Anyway, I don’t want to buy a nice driver and then, well….break it.

Any info/recommendations on a set of irons would be great!!!

Answered by Rizr N
You can actually get a set of new clubs by a good brand for 300-400 dollars. In fact, I bought a brand new set of Taylormade Burner Plus Combo Graphite Irons on eBay for $ 385 with shipping. I caution you when buying clubs on eBay, though, because I’d have to say that perhaps 50% of clubs on eBay are fake. I’d try going after clubs that are being sold from a VERY reputable seller (like a power seller with at least a 1000 feedback rating and a 99.7 or higher feedback percentage). My Burner Plus Combo Graphite Irons retail in stores for almost $ 800!

There are SO many good choices on eBay. You also try checking in-store at your local golf retailers because they usually have new sets for a decent price. What brand are you looking for? Steel or graphite shaft? If you don’t mind editing your question to being more specific, I can try to help you out, but here’s a good buy if you’re interested: http://cgi.ebay.ca/TAYLORMADE-BURNER-PLUS-IRON-SET-4-PW-AW-STEEL-SHAFT-/360367964687?pt=Golf_Clubs&hash=item53e79ac20f

Answered by green_lantern66
Your options are many, because you are the type of golfer most companies target. You can go the OEM (Callaway, Nike, etc.) route, or the component (Acer, Snake Eyes, etc.) route. They all make quality clubs are varying pricepoints. Price doesn’t matter- but you have to like what you’re looking at.

You’re going to want to get fitted. Not every manufacturer makes their lie angles, swing weights (head heft) and club lengths (or lofts, for that matter) the same, that’s why you should take your old clubs with you, so the fitter can analyze them. S/He can find out the specs of your current irons, so the new set can be built to these specs. Getting straight down is the hardest part; distance is relatively easy. When you learn to “let go” and swing the club faster, the distance will come.

Examples of Clubs:
Callaway “X” series (not the “tour”, the “regular”); Cleveland CG series; Adams A3/A7; Hireko Acer XK/XF, PowerPlay System Q, Caiman; Ping G or Rapture series; Matlby’s CER or KE4 series; Swing Science 200 or 800 series; Nike CCI or Vr Cavity; Taylormade Burner or Tour Preferred. There’s many more- do your due dilligence before making a final decision.

As for hilly lies, angle your shoulders in line with the slope. If it’s down hill, point your left shoulder (assuming you’re RH here) down the slope, do the opposite for an uphill lie. Make sure your base is solid and swing along the slope.

If the ball is below your feet, squat a little more in your stance (do it with the hips and thighs, not by rounding the back) and again, solidify the base. Expect the ball to fade/slice, so aim accordingly. For a ball above your feet, you’re going to make a swing that’s more baseball-like (upright), so expect the ball to draw/hook. It gets easier the more you practice it.

Answered by carlos spicy wiener
Callaway X-22s are good.
Answered by Jerry
I played Tommy Armour 845′s all through high school and even after. They really are solid clubs. Although they are a little outdated compared to todays clubs, they are really forgiving. Best part is that they are really cheap – I think you can get a brand new set for around $ 199. Not sure what you shoot, but I shot in the 80s for 18 with them. So uness you shoot 70s or low 80s, they would be a great set.
Answered by johnny D
I do not recommend graphite shafts for you. Having said that G15s are the only way to go.

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Comments

  1. Tom on Tour says:
    December 23, 2011 at 3:07 pm

    Set one has three useless clubs in the bag. A 2 and 3 iron, ya right how often do you hit those? 64 degree wedge hmmm… only thing thats good for is a snake killer.Take a couple of the hybrids and put em’ in bag one.

  2. Jason G says:
    December 23, 2011 at 3:16 pm

    There are a number of sites online where you can find what you’re looking for. I’ve bought the majority of my equipment on ebay. All authentic and in excellent condition. Also, there are sites that have pre-owned equipment such as tgw.com. edwinwatts.com, and golfsmith.com along with new equipment. Check out these sites as well:

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  4. Mike Turner says:
    December 23, 2011 at 4:20 pm

    I would not recommend going with used clubs – you can get new clubs that are great very easily in the 300-400 price range.

    I would recommend going to a golf shop and hitting a few of the different options and find out which clubs you hit best. Each manufacturer makes their clubs a little different and which one you hit best may very greatly from your friends or anyone giving advice here.

    If you want to save money, go to Rockbottomgolf.com – you can spend around $ 200 and get a great set of irons that is brand new. They will be a model that is 1-2 years old, but that doesn’t matter much at all. That way you can then spend $ 100 and buy the Taylormade 2009 burner driver for $ 120.

    I know you don’t want to buy a driver, but the slice problem could be exacerbated by your club. My slice was horrible until I purchased a new driver (the Taylormade mentioned above), and I immediately fixed my slice afterwards – cutting a good 10 strokes off my game immediately.

    Hope this helps, good luck!

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