Gallery: Cobra Fly-Z drivers

Some images of Cobra's Fly-Z+, Fly-Z XL and Fly-Z drivers

Cobra Fly-Z driver

Some images of Cobra's Fly-Z+, Fly-Z XL and Fly-Z drivers

Below, we take a look at three new Cobra Fly-Z drivers: the Fly-Z, Fly-Z+ and Fly Z XL.

The regular Fly-Z driver is for mid-handicappers, the Fly-Z+ for serious golfers and tour pros and the Fly-Z XL for seniors, ladies and game-improvers.

The Fly-Z+ driver - made for Tour pros and competent players - features a moveable weight system, known as FlipZone technology, which allows golfers to adjust the centre of gravity to create optimal launch conditions.

Cobra's Fly-Z driver - crafted for the mid-handicapper - features a low, back CG, creating a higher launch and lower spin, as well as higher ball speeds courtesy of weight saved through the E9 Zone Face structure.

The Fly-Z XL driver, meanwhile, boasts a range of technologies - including a high MOI, Speed Channel Face and an offset hosel.

All the Fly-Z drivers boast a new Speed Channel technology - a slot around the perimeter of the face that helps boost ball speeds.

Cobra Fly-Z driver:

Fly Z driver

 

Both the Fly-Z and Fly-Z+ drivers have MyFly8 technology, enabling golfers to modify loft/trajectory (9-12 degrees)

 

 

 

 

Fly-Z driver

It comes with an RRP of £249 and hits shelves in March 2015

 

 

Cobra Fly-Z+ driver:

Cobra Fly-Z+ driver

 

The Fly-Z+ will go on sale on March 15 with an RRP of £329. All Cobra's Fly-Z drivers come in five different colour options.

Cobra Fly-Z XL driver:

Fly-Z XL driver

 

The Fly-Z XL is designed to offer easy launch, forgiveness and high MOI for beginners and those with low swing speeds.

 

 

 

 

Cobra Fly-Z XL driver

It is available at retail from November 14 at £199.

 

 

 

 

 

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