Gear: Cobra King Tour Combo Irons Price: $1199 with KBS $–Taper 120 steel shafts, and Lamkin Crossline grips
Specifications: Forged 1025 carbon Steel
Available: Feb. 3
Who it’s for: Elite balltrikers who want the best feel and control.
The Skinny Combining forged, cavity-back longirons with muscleback blade scoring golf clubs, the Cobra King Tour Combo CB/MB Combo set is designed to enhance a player’s ability shape shots.
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Similar results can be made with the Cobra King Tour CB/MB Combo Set. You might be able to play with these irons if you aren’t quite good enough.
The offset is virtually non-existent on the King CB or MB irons. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
The Cobra King Tour CB/MB Combo set is forged in five steps using 1020 carbon steel. It combines cavity-back 4- and 5-irons with muscleback blades for the 7-iron through pitching wedge. The set includes seven clubs with a thin topline and narrow sole. These clubs have the shortest blades in the Cobra stable. If you’re looking for forgiveness or irons that can give you more power on the fairway, these clubs are the best.
The King CB, MB and MB have the shortest blades and narrowest toplines of any Cobra iron. (David Dusek/Golfweek)
The Cobra King Tour CB/MB Combo Set can help you hit controlled draws, fades, knockdown shots, and more if you have a consistent swing. The softness of the metal means that golfers can instantly see where the ball is hitting them.
The standard blended set is not available, but the CB and MB models can be purchased as complete sets in a 3-iron through-gap wedge. While the CB can be purchased in left- or right-handed versions, the MB model is only available as a complete set to right-handed players.
