NEW Cobra MIM Wedge with Concentric Circle Milling

[GolfWRX]

[the bishop]

Personally I like the look of the wedges but it might be a little too much heel/toe radius for some.

[smashdn]

I like the look but why do I want a scallop taken out of the trailing edge of the sole like that? Don't I want more mass low and rearward behind the ball?

[th6252]

I like the look but why do I want a scallop taken out of the trailing edge of the sole like that? Don't I want more mass low and rearward behind the ball?

maybe to raise cog to help keep ballflight down? :dntknw:

[Z1ggy16]

Possibly to spread the weight toward the toe more to make the CG closer to the actual center of the club face. Most MB wedges have a CG that's heel biased.

 

Could also just be for looks to stand out... because Cobra.

[inertiamonster]

The cutout is a piece of their design heritage, the original Trusty Rusty wedges had it. It is part of the "tri-bounce" sole design although I'm not sure the notch actually does anything other than make the wedge recognizable as a Cobra wedge.

 

[Ivyguy]

They are sharp looking though.

 

The rounded leading edge, easier to play with the face open?

[easylittle5wood]

48* Cobra???

[gunmetal]

What's the marketing fluff story behind the concentric circles? Featuring new "Concentric Circle Technology"?

[llewol007]

I just forwarded this to Santa for this year's Christmas list.

[Weston003]

The cutout is a piece of their design heritage, the original Trusty Rusty wedges had it. It is part of the "tri-bounce" sole design although I'm not sure the notch actually does anything other than make the wedge recognizable as a Cobra wedge.

 

 

The notch is there to lower the leading edge height when you lay the face open. Essentially allowing the club to lay flatter, but not reducing overall sole width and bounce.

[tbowles411]

Santa? How about Father's Day?! :)

[ThreeBoxers]

What's the marketing fluff story behind the concentric circles? Featuring new "Concentric Circle Technology"?

 

Looking forward to hearing that one too...

[dmeeksDC]

Like the rounded look. So much better to my eye. I always feel like some heel to toe radius makes it easier to slide the wedge under the ball. Really like that style out of the sand. Good looking wedges.

[Andygolderson]

These looks quite nice actually, i think i saw Bryson was using them recently.

Seems like the back cut out can be useful for putting, haha.

Curious to know how the circular design on the face would help with anything technical ? I would assume there are also some other bounce options available.

[Brennanf]

Nice looking piece. Cobra has put out some nice wedges in the last few years

[Mob]

I bought one of these, 56/10, recently and just got it out on the range and the chipping area for the past few days. This is a very nice wedge, with nice spin around the greens. It is good on short shots, medium length shots, and full shots. The grind is very versatile, but I did find myself dig/chunk a few full shots although I can do that with any wedge that has 10 degrees of bounce or less. Feel is solid. I haven't gotten it out on the course yet, but initial impressions from range and short game testing are favorable.