GOLF IRON REVIEW COBRA RAD SPEED IRONS
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Golf iron review Cobra RAD SPEED irons. In this video we have the latest Mark Crossfield review and he is looking at the newest release from Cobra golf. King Cobra Golf have launched their new Cobra RAD Speed irons in both one length and standard length. Have you tried one length irons before? Mark Crossfield is testing the difference between them and what affect they might have on your game. Will they make you hit your irons closer and help lower your scores. With new 3D printing will the Rad Speed Cobra irons be their best golf irons and be the top golf irons of 2021. Enjoy the video and make sure to leave a comment below.
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I play one length, started on F8s steel shaft, now F9 graphite shift. This year my handicap dropped 6 shots. So working 4 me 😁
I'd definitely try these but will be sticking to the F9s for at least another season. Lovely irons really like the look of them and it would have to be one length for me
One length is "tha bomb" I currently game the Pinhawk SL ... but soon ... an upgrade with tech would be possible. But am also looking at the Wishon single lengths. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Yeah I love one length
I bought the Cobra F7 One Length irons in 2017. I really liked them. I traded them in last fall on a new set or Cobra Forged Tec One Length irons. I even have the One Length Cobra black wedges. I recently tried swinging my brother's standard length clubs and failed miserably. One Length is much simpler. It's one setup for every iron.
As you said “it’s personal. In my opinion, it will work for MAJORITY of mid to high handicapper (70% of golfers) .. the reason it should work for everyone is 1. same plane swing, same ball position, more accurate dispersion,
Drawback is length.
And most of users, love them! Use hybrid 3,4, and 5 to achieve distance .. this can only be achieved if you put your ego aside and worry only about game!
I’m currently using one length F8 and they work perfect for me. They make golf easier with the same ball position & swing 🥳
On my third set of one length. F7/ F9/ forged Tec. Should be contracted. Handicap reduced from 3 to 0 in that time.
How do you like the forged? I have the f9s but I want to upgrade. Also how many one length clubs do you have? I have 3hybrid-gw
@@690PingPong what do you think of the one length? I’m thinking about going that route this year.
I'm 6'8" and after getting fitted for the one length, my game improved tremendously. I feel like there is less to think about at address.
I'm 6'8" also and I'm 1 inch over standard, so these really did help huh? I've been weighing the options as a taller player. Glad to see someone who is NORMAL like me!!! :)
@@jeffriggs6747 Definitely go to a fitting. It took me a few rounds to get completely comfortable with one length but I'm so glad I did.
Which shaft did you go with?
@@DrewJZ KBS Tour + - Steel Regular
@@jeffriggs6747 cool. Thanks for the reply. I got them in a Graphite shaft only because I like the feel of a lighter club. I hope I made the right choice... Ill know in a few weeks.
Since statistically I have less error playing shorter length clubs for my 6 and 5 iron, the ONE length works for me. On short irons play also “ONEs” and learned to hit 3/4 swings to my satisfaction on precision. The P, 9, 8 ONE irons from the rough are a blessing. Thank you!
I play Forge tec one length. Love them. Handicap came down by 6 shots within 2 months of starting. Never going back to standard.
I wish more manufacturers would offer one length, would love them with my P770's. I constantly have to work on not swinging my long irons the same plane as my short irons and can get too steep and low delivered loft.
I great fitter could do that with other clubs and work on gapping but there would be so much bending I think it would affect bounce way too much between clubs
What was your handicap before you gamed these? I have one length f9’s and for my next set I’d like to be fitted for the forged one length irons
@@WingsOfAnemia Was 15. Now playing off 8. 12 months after getting them.
@@grantforsyth8830 Nice! I'm a 20 handicap, so these might be a bit too advanced for me. I have the king utility iron (very similar to the forged tec) and I really enjoy it though.
Did you experience the same distance drop off once you got to the lower irons? How did you overcome this? Thank you.
I have been using one length for a few years and love them. I'm 6'5 so have all clubs at 5 iron length. It works perfectly as the 4,5,6 irons are a similar length to standard and the 'short' irons are perfect for my height.
Hey, I have all mine at a 5 iron length too. Glad to hear another person does
Hi Mark. Interesting this one. I have a mate at my club who has gone 1 length 4 to 7 iron then standard length 8 through wedges. His long iron games has improved immeasurably with the shorter shafted long irons and I think this could be something for higher handicappers to help them a bit higher up the bag to gain consistency
I game the one length Cobra F9 irons. Absolutely love them. Started the year as 22 handicap I'm now 17.2. I've had no issues with height and distance. Would definitely tell people to give them a try.
I play the original Cobra King Forged One Length. Can't imagine ever going back. There is SO much less mental stress over the ball. And, on bad swing days I'm nowhere near as bad as before. PS I play regular length wedges and standard length from 5iron and down for the extra speed
Love your testing mark, you're one of the few who gives One length a fair go. Gaming F9 ONE since October 4i-GW, gone from 18 HCP to 15 already. You really need to trust the club, I see guys on YT test and they try to grip down on the higher lofted irons and move the ball around too much. Big no-no. Trust the engineering. Set up per 7i and rip the same swing every day. Can't get much easier than that. Tightest gap is 7-6 at about 10 yards. Everything else is a rough 15. Have stopped playing my 19deg ping i25 hybrid as the distance and accuracy I'm getting out of the 4 iron is superior.
Using F9 one length for a little over 1.5 years. I actually don’t mind the longer (short) irons but struggle with the longer irons being short & flying lower. Also my gapping is a little erratic. The one length concept works so well for many but I think I’m going to go back to standard length. I will say the one length is worth a shot though, just may work for you.
I use one length and I will say my ball striking has vastly improved. Lower lofts don't go as far but upper lofts go farther so it averages out. The four iron is great for getting out of trees though, easy to keep low with distance.
I use the Pinhawk SL one length and indeed the 4 iron is really with low ball flight but as you state ... it's my go to club from trouble in the bushes. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Interesting that as an amateur I thought it the opposite way round. Not keen on short irons but concept of short long irons makes sense. Easier to control path etc
This is a common misunderstanding with one length. But the point isn't to make the length of the club feel comfortable, the point is to apply the same setup and swing through all your irons.
I play 5-9 irons in single length. Never felt comfortable with pw and up. Lots of feel shots with those clubs and the extra length didn't work.
I started playing in 2018. I play all Cobra with 1L irons (F8). I love innovative, techy and loud equipment. Cobra just keeps on killing it for my tastes. I cant wait to own the “Raddest” equipment for next season.
Play one length forged tec, my iron play is so much more consistent. Also can hit soft or max and just seems to go straight. Fitting essential to fit in with hybrids one end to wedges at the other end. Love mine would not change currently.
Hear hear ... will not go to variable length either. Lucky enough I game my Pinhawk SL set now for 2 years ... and play golf little bit longer ... so I don't know better. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Play the one length F8s. Used to struggle with short irons, the one length makes it simpler for me and I am more consistent.
I play speed zone one length irons. I like them. I'm considering going to the standard length in 6,5 & 4 to get some extra pop. I really like them because I just started the game back up after 20 years and had to relearn my swing and I think it really shortened the learning curve for me also I'm using the same muscles to swing which reduces my chance for injury since I have a bad back!
Love cobra one length irons. Bought the set. Really love the one-length wedges. Another huge advantage; less bending over with low clubs! Much more comfortable! I bought a one length hybrid. It's shorter and less comfortable. Less length is less head speed with hybrid! Can't wait to try the rads! GO COBRA! THANK YOU FOR THE COMPARISON! Great source of info in selection process! Graphite shafts also much more comfortable. Much more shock absorption with imperfect shots. Looking back my first set of clubs would be graphite!
Just started gaming a one length utility 3/2 iron. It is so much easier to use for trouble shots.
Mark, when you ask why would anyone want to go with the one length, I’ve found it really helps me physically. It’s much easier on my bad back to stand more upright when making violent twisting swings than being more bent over with standard length clubs. This is areal plus for older golfers.
I personally just got a set of Cobra Forged Tec One Lengths 4-GW and matching 54 and 58 degree wedges. I absolutely love them, I am much more consistent with my ball striking now, much less tops and fats. I've found the wedges do travel about 5 yards further than my old ones did (adjusting for loft), and they go a bit higher I think as well. The only issue is the 4 and 5 for me, the average length between those is only 5 yards apart. It makes me want to switch the 4 for a one length hybrid.
I’m still rocking the Cobra Oversize irons from 1994. Tempted by the radspeed standard ones but reluctant to change.
I played golf badly without instruction as a kid. Age 12-23 or so. Quit while peaking at barely a bogey golfer on a great day.
18yrs later I'm starting over, and after a range session with my old clubs and couldn't hit 10 shots in the air out of a large bucket - I'm starting from scratch. I chose One Length Cobras because I wanted to have less an uphill battle and to get me playing golf sooner as opposed to having to learn a bag of different stances, swings, addresses, etc.
I hit some whifle balls in the yard when the clubs arrived, and was able to get the ball in the air nearly every swing, so far so good.
First range session, I was striking the ball better than I ever did in my early golf years. Out of a large bucket of balls running thr whole set of irons, i hit less than 10 bad shots.
I absolutely love them, and a beginning/scrub golfer can really benefit from this concept by taking some variables out of the equation.
Using F7 one length. Love them!!
I gamed One Length Cobra F7, then F9 and now Milford Golf SL-7 over the past 3 years. I play 6-GW irons, and Cobra OL Hybrids 19, 22,25 degrees. You need to play the One Length for a few weeks to become accustomed to them, then you forget any issues.
Handicap now 13 ( was 24 3 years ago). Do they work? Hell yes! Think of it this way, once I can get the ball within 150m of the pin I just need to select the appropriate club for the distance and swing like my 7 iron.
Bought the Radspeed standard, replaced the G400. I will be a cobra guy for the rest of my life. More consistent, straighter, and longer, which i am sure is the lofts, but good for me. They are incredibly solid at impact, and forgiving at the same time. Cobra forever.....They restored my handicap, back to a solid 7. Also, sent them back to cobra to have adjusted to 2 degrees flat, and the factory did a great job, at no charge.
One--length is not something that can really be assessed in a short while. Try testing them from deep rough. compared to standard length and see what happens. I personally think they give an advantage when hitting out of rough, with the extra speed. I also think that gave Bryson another advantage over the field at the US open. I've played one-length for 3 seasons, with great results. I find my distances to be more consistent with the OL wedges, and "short" irons than with standard. I tend to pop standard wedges up and come up short, or blade them over the green. The length is easier on my back as well. I've always been better at hitting long clubs than short ones anyway, so a combo set of OL 7-LW, and then go to standard after that may be ideal.
I started playing one length about 3 years ago b/c I could not get my ball striking consistent through the bag, especially with longer irons. I have gotten infinitely better thanks to this idea and my handicap went from about 12-13 to 6-7 in that span (most of which was last year when I was playing more due to COVID of course). I know 3 others playing them and everyone who has actually made that change has understood exactly why I did too. No regrets at all, would never go back.
I play F9 one length irons 4 to 9, a black forged tech PW and have found they have helped make my game more consistent. I couldn't however get along as well with my one length 56° wedge, so have gone back to my HB Launcher GW and 58° PM grind wedges.
Been using F8 One length for 3 seasons, dropped my cap from 25 to 14 (practiced putting and getting off tee in addition to consistency of iron strikes) will be single digit handicap within next 3 months. Ill only play one length for the rest of my life.
4-GW, 56, 60 all 37.5inch, 4h, 3w and driver all 1inch shorter than standard length.
I play one length sterling irons. I’m a 13 hcp my iron shots aren’t what cause me to not break 80. I’m not obsessed with what’s on the bottom of the club but the lofts I get them bent to the gap I need. Irons are played 4-pw then standard gw, wide sole sw, and lw. I can flight a 50 gw to 140 so the set plays well for me. I use the single plane swing with them no issues, I address the ball the same for “normal” shots a move the trail foot closer or farther away if I want to flight or send to the moon.
I. play one length Rad Speed 56 wedge -7 iron, variable length 6 and 5 iron. I love the one length for shorter clubs because I make a more natural swing than variable wedges. The variable length 6 and 5 feel more natural.
I play the forged tec and F9 one length, high handicap player and just find this has really helped my game and simplified it. Again what people fail to mention is that, just because it's one length does not mean they can be custom fit. I have my 9 and P half inch shorter through choice, it doesn't affect distance and actually at 6'1 would be the same length as a normal 9/P in standard length custom fit.
I just ordered set of rad speed one length irons. I had some off brand one length and for a 56 yr old man who has had five back surgeries the one length really helps me.
I bought these (one length) because they were the cheapest set of new irons (5-P) and i was previously using titleist DCI irons and prefer these. I feel more consistent and I’m getting more distance
I play the speed zone one length. Best clubs I ever bought. I never guess where to put my hands. Before using a standard 4 or 5 I never could get the choke up right. These clubs have made me extremely consistent and I will never go back. The U.S. is getting these irons February 12 and I think I will be trading mine for these.
The thing with one length is that I don’t think most pro’s would like them, or game them. But if you’re a high handicap or done get chance to play ever week I think the principle of one swing makes absolute sense.
I have a standard length set but game a one length 4 hybrid, and I love it!
I'm definitely thinking about going 1 length. Currently 9 - LW I am nailing it, but get progressively worse with Irons as they go down from that (at one point I was nailing the 8i as well). So 1 length, with 1 ball position, 1 swing, sounds like an awful nice simplification. If I could hit all of my irons already I don't think I'd switch so I see why you wouldn't.
i just went for a custom fit and ended up with Radspeed irons and a couple snakebite higher-loft wedges. Order times are weeks and weeks but I cannot wait to get them. I hit my existing 7 iron an average 155, and was hitting the Radspeed average 184. Crazy.
Have played one length for 3 years now and I’d say I mostly notice the advantage for me with the 5 iron, accuracy with enough distance . I play the f9’s.
Could the standard length have won because it is what you are used to playing?
I started playing 1 Length SpeedZone in April and the best decision I ever made. So much so that for more control I shortened everything else in the back (except high wedges). I am still working on getting even speed across the 1 Length but will come in time. The reason for it is that at 5' 3", I could not maximize full length clubs. Primarily fat shots have gone away and well struck shots get more distance than with a similar full length club. For anyone 5' 9" or short, I highly recommend taking a serious look at 1 Length as well as adjusting other clubs.
I'm fortunate to get out and play most every week here in the desert southwest. Visit the local pro shops frequently looking for used golf clubs. The Cobra iron sets I noticed traded or returned are most commonly are the one length models. Obviously they are being tried but not staying in the bags of many. Have yet to encounter anyone that I've been paired with playing them.
Im playing the Forged Tec Black Onelength. Have played them for 2 years now and i get the feeling of more consistency with these. I use Hybrid - 60 degree wedge in Onelength
Been on one length irons since F7. They’ve been great for this maybe-one-weekend-a-month warrior.
Been playing one length Cobra F8s, presently King Forged Tec. Won’t return to variable length, just makes the game easier. Like Bryson’s rationale of eliminating variables. It’s like playing 6 clubs in a bag of 14 clubs. I agree with you, longer irons 5 to 7 standard, 8 to PW one-length, that would help gapping consistency.
I've been gaming One Length for a few years now. My "traditionally" lofted One Length Forged wedges go higher with similar carries to my standard clubs while my long irons go lower and often fall slightly short if I don't hit it perfectly (which is a lot). But honestly, I hit just as many bad shots with my standard length long irons and I think the One Length short irons have helped me learn how to deliver better loft numbers will all of my clubs.
I'll add that I had been playing golf about 5-6 years before trying one length so I wasn't trying to unlearn a lifetime of experience. I'm tall and I find that I love the short end of my bag. I get a little nervous with the longer shots with the longer irons and tend to mishit them more often. I've dropped the 4-iron and replaced it with a One Length 4h. I don't think I will ever go back to variable-length short to mid-irons and wedges but maybe would change how I get to the top end of the bag. I'm a 13/14 HC for reference.
I play forged one length (Brysons) and it has helped me get from 13hcp to 3hcp in 2 years. So they work for me and I'm happy with them.
I’ve played with f8 one length for 2 years as was pretty new to golf. Been playing for 4 years b4 getting these clubs. I struggled with the wedges from AW to LW so got them cut down. I didn’t really get them for distance but for a more consistent swing which was awesome for me. Since getting one length I’ve gone from a 25 handicap to 13:4 so if u struggle for consistency then one length is the place to go
In my personal case the One Length are for me. Being blind in my left eye and being RH I no longer have issues unlike a traditional set with seeing the ball through swing. Plus with One Length I also cut down on back issues.
I play a set of the Cobra F8 One lengths and love them. For me it was all about consistency, or trying to be more consistent. Whether it’s actual or just mental, I like the one set up for every club concept. I like being able to use the same swing and ball position from 6 iron to gap wedge and not have to make adjustments based on club length.
Yeps ... one length makes all less complex for me too. I use the Pinhawk SL and will never go and look out for variable length as it doesn't make sense to make this hard game more complex. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
had cobra irons and 7 iron started to show copper flakes on face which bothered me and cobra said they would compensate me on purchase of new irons, they played well but not an answer I want on new clubs. Went back to Ping irons i and love them and am confident if a problem came up I would be taken care of to my liking!
I game F9 One Length from 6i - GW in graphite shafts +1". Standard length F9 hybrids 5H, 4H. It took me a while to get used to them, but I won't go back to standard length now. I don't have to practice with each iron because they're all 7 irons. The hybrids are maybe 1/2" - 3/4" difference in length. So I can practice 54 wedge pitch shots, 7i, 5W, Driver, putt and go home. And with my back I don't want a long practice session.
I had 3 rounds so far with the Cobra F9 one length. Clearly I am getting more distance on short irons and less on long irons. I need to further work on chipping using the short irons. Having said that I feel my consistency is improving. Will know whether it is worth the change in the next few weeks
I know quite a few people who game one length, the main feedback I’ve heard being they like that they don’t have to change set up to much for each club, stand the same distance away from the ball ect.. not for me but the idea is cool
Ive been using the forged tec one length, its amazing.. Peoples just cant stop talking about it on the game.. Performance wise im sure it has helped me at least with my confident..
I game 5-GW one lengths (F9) and although I don't have a handicap, since purchasing those clubs this past spring I've broken 80 three times - averaging 82-84ish the other times I'm out. To be honest, I have lost about 4-5yds of carry distance but the ease of set up and confidence I've gained more than makes up for that.
@ Grahame turner I think this is the thing with these, is that they are for high handicappers. I think the one length in particular for the longer irons can really make a difference.
Got myself a set of fmax one lengths, got them as a forgiving start up set after coming back form 10 years of not playing, I play sim hybrid and ping wedges so not a must for me having stuff in just one length but do really like them and being 6’1 it feels more comfortable and natural playing full shots with with the shorter irons in a longer length
I played f9 one length for a while. Consistency of strike was great but found the short iron ballooned in the wind. Also found the short irons awkward on lessers shorts and chips. Certainly think everyone should try them 👍
I just hit these clubs today, and I was much more consistent with these than my Taylormade, or the Ping and Mizuno I tried out. Although, I should probably book some lessons to fix my inside to out swing before I get fitted and buy new clubs.
Started with sterling irons,moved to f7 now on a set of forged Tec wouldn't go back to variable length,get the coach hitting them mark👍
I've always thought the one length was such an interesting concept. Honestly Mark, I want to see you play half a season with the one length! For most golfers, I think the feelings would be so different when you're on the course and pull out that wedge or that 5 iron.
Long term vids about these kind of clubs are hard to find. I've been using one length now for 2 years ... and I play golf ... little more than 2 years. I will never look at variable length clubs as for me it makes no sense to more complexity added to my game. Haha ... it is hard enough. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
The average golfer will benefit from single length that way the swing doesn’t change. I’ve been a club builder for 30 years and I see more average players starting to go to the single length. Especially guys that are getting older.
So what exact benefits? I am curious
I switched to Cobra King Forged One Length (4-P) last summer, and I like them. It did take some getting used to, and I'm still not entirely sure about the longer short irons. I do believe in the concept though, and feel determined to get it working for me. Haven't checked the numbers, but I feel more comfortable with the short 4-iron than the long P-wedge. I only ordered them from eBay, fitted JumboMax-grips on them and got going, so they're not custom fitted. I will go for a custom fitting next summer, and see if I'm getting something new or maybe just change shaft or some specs of my current ones.
I don't play as much as I would want, but last summer I actually had a streak of 14 (9 hole) rounds in a row with between 16-22 points. Of course that could have happened with my previous irons too, but I just feel a lot more interested and motivated to improve with my one length irons. It's not for everyone, but I've had new clubs before and never felt like this. With these, and being a fan of Bryson I just.. feel a curiosity that I've not felt since I started as a 10 year old (I'm now 34).
Pinhawk makes a one length and a dual length iron set. The dual has eight iron length wedges to 7 iron and 5 iron length 6 iron to 4 iron. Seven and four irons are hollow body.
Yes I have some, cut them down to 8 iron length. Bigger grips and working for me.
One Length has helped my game. More consistency. Using the F9 Speed zone.
I don’t know anyone who games 1-length here in South Florida, but the resale value on EBay is impressive. I’m interested to try it, but not at $300-400 for a used set from 4-5 years ago. Someone is buying them. I’ll let you know when I find them, probably some crazy dude buys them and he stacks them away in a warehouse somewhere.
I game the one length 3 hybrid, then a 4 iron-gw but close out with a vokey 56 and 60. I took my handicap from mid 20s to single digits this season. Granted practicing a lot helped but the irons are consistent and forgiving.
One length is easier for a weekend golfer, got down to a 4 handicap thought golf is easy bought blades went up to 11, back to one length working on handicap, definitely one length is better. Good review.
Been playing one-length for 5 years with lots of success. +2 Handicap
i love the 1 length but couldnt get used to the wedges so i chopped pw,aw,sw,lw down and found it much more comfy as im only 5'6"
I have the king speed zone one length irons, had them close to a year now and I’m never going back to traditional length irons. I hit the ball further, I can work the ball better, and best of all more consistent. Looking to switch to the rad speed soon
Longer grip and shafts on the short clubs to help with chipping (can shorten length as needed and a good hold on the club down the shaft) while having the ability to come in high and hold green from farther out...then go with standard length for 6 on up up.
Although, I think your idea of variable length for the longer irons, a combo set, is worth a bit of research.
I love my one-length cobra's. they changed my game dramatically for the better
i play the one lenght forged set and i love them
I begin the one length journey tomorrow morning with a 10:20 tee time. I’m sticking with these (Cobra Speedzone) until spring to give it an honest and fair opportunity. Been playing AP3’s off a 14 handicap. I’ll come back and update if anyone on here is interested
The distance of a particular iron compared to others doesn't matter, it is the gapping that is important.
For my game, the longer I can hit short irons the better because I struggle a bit with the longer shots of 190-210 yds with an iron and since I am a feel player, hitting half or 3/4 wedges is a strength.
My brother bought those one length irons and played about 25 games with them and sold them!!! He just couldn't get used to them.
I’ve build myself a set with variable length in the short irons down to 7 and one length in 6,5,4. It works. However, even if Cobra improved the concept over the years, I still think there’s room for improvement. The problem is obviously the trajectory of the lower lofted clubs. In order to get it right I believe they should be more hybrid like. Something like the Cleveland Launcher. The Cobra one length hybrids sits a bit too upright and closed ( at least for me ) . They becomes “hook machines “ . But I think the idea with shorter length in the lower lofted clubs is a good one. Anything that makes it easier...
I play a “used” set of F7 one length from 6 to SW. Converted to them to improve strike and also manage a tetchy back. I keep the same ball position and do not adjust position on grip. I think you are right the masses will not convert nor any top pro golfers because they have no reason to do so, if Bryson did not play them would Cobra make them? Not sure I will be able to convince my wife that I need the rad speed. Thank you for reviewing both standard and one length together. Late reviewing as I tuned out of golf during latest restrictions
Used the F8s, but am moving on.
The 5i was always a low hooker. So good for recovering out of trees.
Did like the SW though.
Yeps, ... gaming the one length but Pinhawk SL. Way cheaper and also game improvement ... which I need. Not much tech as these Cobra's but traditional lofted and stepped. Looking forward for an upgrade in time. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
I would consider one length in The longer irons and keep 8iron and down in normal length. Possibly cause I'm not as good a ballstriker as you are Mark 😀
I have always thought that and I don't see why you wouldn't be able to
Really wish original penguin would release those jumpers to the public
Next time I buy irons, one length are a consideration. Gapping around conventional wedges and hybrids will be interesting.
I use one length Cobras. Good consistent lengths, errors are more me. Short clubs go like mortars, longer irons always seem shorter. I wonder if the Radspeeds would help with the longer club distances? Good clubs, make the game easier for me.
I got fitted a couple days ago and got fit to the rad speed iorns and man do they feel good off the face
I bought the forge tec one length and my son plays them now because he absolutely pures them. I went to get another set for myself and my wife said no chance so I ended up with the f7 one length. But I think I'm gonna start saving for the rad one length
Yeps ... I also ask approval. Need to give my current Pinhawk SL one length set little more time before I'm gonna suggest (ask) a new set. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
I like the one length in the 4, 5, and 6. In 6 iron length. The rest of my irons standard length.
I see the point of the one length being that the lower lofted irons are easier to hit for your average golfer. I would say long irons are the most difficult clubs to hit the ball cleanly. I would like to see cobra make a set of irons that were pw-7 standard lengths and then 6-4 one lenght
I played the f8 one length they help with confidence hit longer irons and consistency because you play every iron the same as your 7 iron
My personal best was scored with cobra one lengths along with my lowest handicap. There were just mental things I couldn't accept with them long term.
Mark there are a several guys on the My Golf Spy Forum that are playing One Length and swear by them.
It´s s fair amount of people who "swear by" Trump as well. That doesn't mean they are right you know.
The reason for Bryson to play one length has to do with his particular swing (body mechanic). I can't see any reason for the average golfer to sacrifice the extra precision they get from using a normal length (short) wedge if they don't gain something similar at the other end of the spectrum. (Remember, the wedge is much more than a full swing club - You need that versatility, right?!) Hard to see any theoretical gain that can compensate for the loss of that short-game versatility, to be honest. (If long-iron is their problem, they can use hybrids, right?!)
I play the Cobra F-8 one length and I like them.