This was to be expected from Infinity Face, which was the same sensation as SpeedZone a year prior. The feel of the driver was also different compared to what I prefer hard, dull, and little to no sensation of “give” in the face. I’m not a huge fan of high-pitched drivers, although the acoustics of the range hitting bay combined with 30-degree weather probably contributed to its sharpness. While most drivers these days are boasting carbon fiber patterns, the Radspeed’s cosmetics stand out.Īt impact, the Radspeed is pretty loud. It provides an overall “lightweight” appearance with zero glare off the crown, which is always appreciated. The driver’s matte-black upper crown is very similar to what you’d expect from PING, and I can’t remember a recent Corba release with a similar finish. While the winter months are here in Chicagoland, the best I could muster was a quick range session with the Cobra Radspeed at Cog Hill. Make no mistake about it: Radspeed is built for distance and nothing else.Ĭobra’s Infinity Face and adjustable weighting make a return with Radspeed, allowing you to fine-tune the club’s COG to optimize launch conditions for your game. Hitting bombs off the tee is a lot of fun if you can keep the ball in play, and these drivers epitomize the one-trick-pony approach for this spot in your golf bag. Comprised of strategically placed weights around the perimeter of the clubhead, Radial Weighting increases MOI to limit twisting as you swing as hard as possible. Thanks to what Cobra is calling Radial Weighting, the Radspeed drivers are probably the most stable clubhead in this category on the market. As a brand that is clearly going all-in with Bryson DeChambeau’s assault on driver distance possibilities, Cobra’s newest driver maxes everything out in terms of distance gains and speed. Right out of the gate you know a driver with a name like “Radspeed” is geared toward giving you as much ball speed as possible. A fresh take on perimeter weighting geared toward extreme stability is the highlight of Radspeed, making this one of the most anticipated releases in the market.

The Cobra Radspeed Driver is an upgraded take on the brand’s SpeedZone product from last year, featuring familiar tech elements fans will appreciate from the previous release.

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