Description From Cobra Golf:
"Baffler Multi-Metal Irons are widely versatile utility clubs, designed to serve multiple game functions. Commonly referred to as hybrid clubs, the Cobra Baffler Multi-Metal Irons ar...
Summary: I have been using the 20* and the 24* for ~7 years now, they look clean from setup and have minimal offset. I replaced the stock shafts with Rifle 5.5's and that change made them better.
I have tried Taylor Made, Adams and a plethora of 'wood style' hybrids with poor success. I have not yet been able to find a hybrid/rescue club to be their equal and I always seem to return to these irons to replace my #3 and #4 irons with regularity.
If you can find one I do not think that the club will disappoint you. The most recent club that comes close is the Titleist 503H, but this club is offset, which I personally do not like.
Overall for me a great club
Customer Service: No experience
Similar Products Used: Titleist 503H
Adams Idea
Taylor Made Rescue Mid
Ping G5
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Summary: Further to my previous review. After a few rounds this club has become one of the most useful clubs in my bag. 18 degree baffler hits as far (if not farther) than my fairway wood and is better out of the rough. As mentioned previously, makes a very good driving iron. Attractive for a hybrid - not too much offset. If you can find one 2nd hand try it out. Also very reasonable (although I didn't pay for mine as i swapped my 22 degree for the 18 ). However, while bafflers can be found, in my experience the 18 degree version is difficult to find.
Thinking of reshafting from True Temper R300 to Rifle for a little higher ball flight.
Customer Service: N.A.
Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Rescue (1st generation), Adams, Mizuno Fli-Hi (very good but much more expensive).
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Model Reviewed: Cobra Multimetal Baffler (18 degree)
Summary: Although this model has been discontinued, it can be found second-hand for good prices. With True Temper Dynamic Gold (R300) shaft, this is an EXCELLENT driving iron. However, as this shaft keeps the ball pretty low (for my level of play), fairway shots are not as high as they should be for an 18 degree head. Cobra makes very good clubs - love the SS 350 driver.
Customer Service: Not applicable
Similar Products Used: TM Rescue (1st generation) - didn't like
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Review Date October 12, 2003
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
2 votes
Reviewed by: Janjuc(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
, from Geelong, Australia
Model Reviewed: Cobra Baffler Mulit/Metal Iron
Summary: Bought the 20° model after using the 24° model for a few months. Find them to be very forgiving, especially from the rough. No longer carry 3 or 4 iron or #5 Wood, as I can use the Baffler instead, and are a lot easier to hit than the long irons. Can recommend them to anyone looking to find an iron that will replace their long irons, if they are a problem.
Customer Service: Good, measured club speed, grip size, and length of shaft.
Similar Products Used: Taylor Made Rescue
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Review Date July 7, 2003
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
Visitors rate this review 3.80 of 5,
5 votes
Reviewed by: Janjuc(Unregistered User)
,
Shoots in the 80s
, from Geelong, Australia
Model Reviewed: Cobra Baffler MultiMetal
Summary: Bought 24* model, use it instead of 3 & 4 iron, and out of short and medium rough. It gets the ball up quickly and has good distance and is easy to hit. On the fairway I can hit it 170-180 metres, and from poor lies ~ 160 metres. Am looking at 20* model to use as a long iron, driving iron option.
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