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Cobra Transition-S
IRONS
An ultra-forgiving set
crafted for those with
moderate swing speeds
If you're like most of us and
you swing your driver
somewhere on the low side of
100 mph, then Transition-S
irons could become your new
equipment addiction. Each club
is built using a wide-sole design
that moves weight low and to
the rear. This makes it easier to
get shots airborne and provides
ample help with mis-hits. The
smooth, integrated set blends
utility woods (3- to 5-irons) with
iron-based hybrids (6 to 7) and
beefy short irons (8 to PW).
(Cobra has no plans to sell the
utilities and/or hybrids as
individual replacement clubs.)
$699, graphite; cobragolf.com
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SHAFT LENGTH
Transition-S veers
from the norm to
combat poor
distance gapping.
It has 1/2-inch
differences in
short irons, 3/4-
inch in mid-irons
and one full inch
in the long.
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CLUBHEAD
The long and midirons
have a hollow
body, like woods,
so more weight can
be moved down
and back. Mid-irons
launch shots 1/2 to
1 degree higher
than typical irons.
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CONSTRUCTION
The long and midirons
are made from
17-4 stainless steel.
Short irons have
431 stainless steel,
which is softer and
easier to bend for
loft and lie.
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SHAFT FLEX
The Men's version
(3-PW) comes in a
"standard" shaft
that's equivalent to
a "soft-R" flex; the
Senior (4-PW) is lite
flex and Women's
(4-SW) is ladies'
flex only.
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