5 new iron models that will help high-handicappers
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Cobra Transition-S
$699, graphite
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This upgraded model should provide maximum help for players with moderate ball speeds. Low-profile utility clubs (3 to 5) have weight low and rearward, with draw bias, to get shots up. The center of gravity in hybrids (6 and 7) is more heel side than in the previous Transition-S, for greater draw bias. Wide-soled short irons (8 to PW) have a two-piece silicone insert to control vibration and sweeten feel. A harder silicone layer rests against the face while a softer piece is visible in the cavity.
$699, graphite
cobragolf.com
This upgraded model should provide maximum help for players with moderate ball speeds. Low-profile utility clubs (3 to 5) have weight low and rearward, with draw bias, to get shots up. The center of gravity in hybrids (6 and 7) is more heel side than in the previous Transition-S, for greater draw bias. Wide-soled short irons (8 to PW) have a two-piece silicone insert to control vibration and sweeten feel. A harder silicone layer rests against the face while a softer piece is visible in the cavity.
