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I love hitting the straightest 3 wood when theres hazards from tee box

Looks super nice and tecky, but how could i clean this 3D Printed section? 🤔😅

I love my i200s, but they are 7 years old and my handicap has dropped from 8 to a 2-3 and I want to try out the blueprint S irons

It would be interesting to see the same lofts? Like an 8 in the cobra? Compared to the 6 in the blade?

Sadly I would like to all mis hit, player error and deviation to see the real effectiveness of the forgiveness in the irons.. only best shot chosen doesn’t tell me anything about this irons

I am glad I didn’t buy into this game improvement hype … I will stick with forged blades However the tech is revolutionary.. the possibilities which many have mentioned could be game changing..

Just like all tech in golf, it couldnt be that insane of performance otherwise they wouldnt be allowed by the PGA. Its cool dont get me wrong, but you still gotta swing the club solid to get a solid shot. Meh, golf tech is pretty close to the pinnacle imo

Well guys you did it again. The last speed journey you put out in the fall I jumped on board and increased my average ball speed by 6mph with some speed stick and personal training. At 64 yrs old and 155lbs mid/high handicap brought my average BS up to 142. Prior to this video I had set 145 as my new goal for the end of the year but I think I’ll bump it up to 150mph by December 31. That’s a stretch goal, however, my new golf coach has me working on some of the concepts you laid out in the video (hip turn, extension, ground force) so I’m just starting to incorporate some of the technical concepts. Currently doing yoga, Pilates and personal training so as long as it feels ok with my body I’ll keep working it. Oh handicap is starting to edge down also.

Looks great! But nothing that makes it better than 50 other clubs out there

Who cares they are still Cobra, dumbest name in golf. I'll take forged irons everyday over these gimmicks.

I think your assessment on these types of distance irons is correct. I am a 12 handicap and been playing Mizuno JPX 923 HM Pro. I decided to go in to get fit for the Mizuno 243. Love the feel. However, I hit the Callaway Smoke AI and kept saying wow that distance and solid feel is amazing but no way! I have to get the 243's. My swing speed is only 82 mph with 7 iron. Well after another 20 hits I ordered the Smoke AI's. I also was surprised the head length seems smaller than my 923's. I don't think these Smoke AI's would be good for fast swingers but they work for me.

Volunteer myself. Will come from New Jersey

These are cool and all but I’ll stick with my $650 Takomo 301 combo set

I dropped my 3Wood for a 5Wood. I can set it to 17* and almost get the same yardage with better consistency because of the shorter shaft.

Curious if the durability of the club would be affected

The standard deviation on the 4 iron is insane.

he's a big guy, big guys tend to shift their bodies forward during the swing causing them to hit down on their drives. stop shifting forward and focus on shifting up and back

Wish i had $3000 USD to spare😂 bought the original 2020 Forged Tec in One length and they where awesome. Wish i never sold them on.

Cool concept, looks decent. I wonder if there is any adjustability or what you get is what you got?

Interesting to think about the future of club design when manufacturing is no longer limited to traditional construction and design practices.

Being in the dental industry and an dental and golf geek for 40 years, we do 3d printing inhouse since 2016 dental models from digital scans from patients teeth.... SLM printed cobalt chroom and directly laser melted the metal. Overall 3d printing in our business for dental crowns isn't (yet) that precise compared to CNC milled. But that's not an issue for golfclubs. The product to market time (Rapid type protocasting) and indiividualisation has much more to offer icw the positioning of mass, cg and influencing / controling MOI. Great insights.... czcams.com/video/EvWBNveAdfo/video.html

Reminds me of t150 except for the lattice middle

So they are printed and not forged, yet still only available in right hand. 3D printers can do a mirror mode and print a few lefty sets for zero dollars.

Would be interesting maybe to revisit testing these with someone who experiences more of the face with their ball striking. Maybe compare them using those and the DarkSpeed irons. Keeping the offerings of the same brand but comparing the forgiveness characteristics and maybe talking about the trade offs of going real game improvement vs these. Ball flight changes or standard deviations and spin windows. Curious if a more mortal swinger/striker might show some more tangible differences and if they would benefit from the forgiveness and retain more ball speed from a lesser sole going through the turf too. Cheers, lads.

I have to laugh at people talking about grass getting to the lattice on the back. If you are hacking that much turf that you are getting grass and or dirt that high on the back of your irons, you have bigger issues.

Weren't Avoda irons the first?

35:12 - "Yeah I'm kinda mashing the ball lately. They're just going sooooo far." OK there Arnold. 🤣

Wont dirt and sand build up inside the club head with those lil holes?

You should due your samples where mizuno would be first and then last because it's arguable the more shots you hit at each distance you dial it in towards the end. That's why you hit balls on the range before a round. Basic statistics.

You should make the test with for example two distances. 200 and 160yards. Not comparing the same iron number. Because obviously the longer the shot the more dispersion you will get.

I agree that the deviation in spin was very impressive, especially with the variety of strike locations whether it was center or low. Additionally the comparison map on the range was very tight with respect to dispersion. The price is up there...but this is golf real golf club innovation coming to the general public that is typically reserved for the prototypes given to pros to test..

This is the future for sure can't wait to see where this goes in the next 5 years!

People don’t give cobra enough credit. Their cb/mb irons are some of the best feeling out there, their drivers are consistently some of the fastest and longest, fairways metals are highly underrated by casual golfers. Do they have some areas to improve on? Yes? But overall they are always producing top quality equipment but don’t have the public love that tm and Callaway do from the amount of pros using their clubs

If I had $3k to drop on some irons I’d play them.

Stunning

If these weren’t insanely expensive I’d probs buy a set, hopefully there’s a more realistic set that’s a similar design soon

Hey guys, I'm going to Club Champion in Hartford, Connecticut. I'm 71 years old with moderate swing speed . What clubs should I try out ?

Interesting that both Bryson and Cobra have 3D printed irons. Even though they have separated.

so basically forged tec but way more forgiving vertically on the face......exactly what i need.

This saddens me.... Cheap manufacturing.

Cobra has killed it with the shaping and look of their irons lately.

Are these as bendable as normal forged irons ?

Always been a fan of Cobra. Looking forward to the new Titleist driver reviews!

I am interested in the seeing the 3-D driving iron that will follow.

For someone with a faster swing speed (lower 90s for irons), would weakening the loft by 2 degrees be ideal? How considerable is the forgiveness difference between the Forged Tec x and say, the Aerojets?

3,000 !!!wow !!! …. Mizuno set for half the price or takomo even less forged ones , I’m good with those 😁

These look stunning. Might be a pain to clean any mud out of the back lattice, but stunning nonetheless!

95 mph 7 iron, someone’s been in the gym.

Do they print the tungsten into the iron as well? Or is the shell printed, tungsten placed and then the shell gets laser welded together? I see a cool custom future on the horizon. Get your check book ready.

The hope here is that 3D printing can bring the cost down in the long run. Lower cost = more clubs in hands