Cobra SS 380 Beta Ti Drivers

Cobra SS 380 Beta Ti Drivers 

DESCRIPTION

0-20 handicap. Ultra-lightweight design and oversized head provide superior distance and high draw bias ball flight

USER REVIEWS

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[Apr 01, 2024]
nadya


Strength:

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OVERALL
RATING
4
[Nov 26, 2017]
Cobra Commander


Strength:

Always heard of guys hitting bombs with Cobras but never played one. Picked this up from a used equipment store. $40 and almost brand new. I cut a couple inches off the shaft and took it out today. Absolute monster. This thing just begs for you to smash the ball. I play in the 90's and usually hit 250 yds inconsistently. Once I got the hang of it I was smashing frozen ropes to 300! People four bays down at the range were stopping to watch. This thing is my excalibur.

Weakness:

None. For the price now, this thing is a dream.

Price Paid:
40
Purchased:
Used  
Model Year:
2017
OVERALL
RATING
5
[Sep 17, 2015]
Mike stevens
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Cobra ss380 driver

I've had many drivers over the last 30 years including the latest and greatest 460 drivers and none of them have bettered the 380ss. Always liked the smaller headed drivers and are no less acurate than the jumbo heads they are now making.I hope I never break this one because I don't think I'll ever find a better driver. If u find one on eBay buy it and try it, you'll be pleasantly surprised. If I ever find a better driver it would half to be a smaller headed pro version. Don't know if that's even possible. :)

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Sep 10, 2015]
Mike
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Cobra SS 380

Pulled this club out of the closet. Had a new grip put on it and driving the ball great. Had a TM 460 driver it seemed like I never could consistently hit in the fairway. So un retired this club. Hitting 280+ with my best at 326 since dusting off the cobwebs. 380 is plenty big and easier to hit with. Nothing like pulling 11 year club out to improve your game.

Similar Products Used:

Taylormade 460cc driver with that annoying white top.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Oct 27, 2011]
John Celentano
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Cobra SS 380 9.0

I am sick to death when I hear hot-shot players talking about the latest 'technology' being superior and a necessity in your bag. That propaganda merely drives sales at your local golf shop. This Cobra SS 380 driver proves it! I think the 480 sized drivers look ridiculous and are un-necessary. Where is that going to stop? I've been using a Yonex Nanospeed for the last year and a Cobra 460 F Speed before that. I have always been a long hitter and developed that type of swing with the 380, years ago. I was brainwashed into buying larger drivers since then. Two days ago I decided to switch out my driver from the Yonex 480 to the Cobra 380 just for kicks. WOW!!!! It was a joy to swing and hit. That ball went further than with the larger club. I let a couple of friends try the club and they were blown away as well. After doing some internet searches they told me that the Cobra SS 380 club is hard to find. Owners just don't part with them. Find one, buy it and I turn your nose up at the 'equipment snobs' when you drive your ball beyond theirs. I'm going to be looking more closely at other clubs I've had collecting dust. Personally, I think successful play comes from a good relationship of equipment and player along with the discipline of practice. All said this is a classic club that won back it's place as my number one driver. By the way, the same is true with putters in my book. Good golfing!

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 07, 2009]
Gerg
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Cobra SS380

I have had this driver for about 7-8 years. I have played a lot with it, including 4 seasons of high school golf and it still has tons of pop. I have been recently looking for a new driver, but the only one that seems to give me a bit more distance is the new Titleist D3 (incredible by the way), which to me is not worth $500.

I am by no means a large person (5'11'' 155) but when I'm at the range, it's always fun dropping bombs past guys that are 40-50 lbs bigger than me.

If you're a traditionalist like my dad and you are looking for a bit more distance but don't want a 400+cc driver, give it a try. Or if you have never hit a Cobra and are looking for a glimpse into their drivers, I strongly recommend this club.

Happy golfing

Similar Products Used:

r580, most titleists in the last decade.

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Aug 23, 2006]
kjones
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Cobra SS 380

Since my last posting on the 380 I've tried a number of other drivers. The 380 keeps reminding me why I should keep it: long, straight drives. Ball flight is higher than the 9 degree loft suggests. This head really works well in concert with the YS-6 shaft (stiff). On that note, you can get a 380 cheap on ebay and upgrade the shaft (as they say the engine of the club)for far less than you'd pay for a new 460 cc driver.

I'm not a big hitter but this club helps me get it out there (250-260 yds - a good distance for me) when I have to.

Customer Service

Email answers to techincal questions have been prompt.

Similar Products Used:

Cobra SS 350
Cobra SZ 400, 440, 460 (all good - especially the 460),
Ping G2
Titleist 983K
Cleveland Launcher (all sizes)

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 13, 2005]
kjones
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: SS 380 9 degree

Very long and forgiving driver. Fun to hit! I reshafted with YS-6 stiff, which seems to work very well in concert with the 380 head. Trajectory is high to medium-high and distance is excellent. As face is 2.5 degrees closed, you have to watch out for hooks. I have compared the SS 380 with a number of 460 cc drivers and have found that it has out-performed them. I also like the Callaway Big Bertha 2004 titanium driver (again with the YS-6) but the SS 380 is longer. Cobra engineers/marketers have made the Cobra drivers louder tha they need to be.

Customer Service

N.A.

Similar Products Used:

Callaway Big Bertha 2004 Titanium Ping G2 Titleist 983K Cleveland Launcher (330) Cobra SZ 400 Cobra SS 350

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Mar 03, 2005]
putt626
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: COBRA 380

I've driven better with this one than any other. I'm a lefty and work the ball left to right so 2 degrees closed is perfect. I tried the 427 but it was more inconsistent. The plasma weld and sound of this 380 must be what sets it apart. My swing speed is 91 and the regular flex Harrison Striper I put in mine compliment my game well. These can be had on eBay very reasonable. If you like a straight ball to a draw give it consideration.

Customer Service

Never had to deal with.

Similar Products Used:

Nicklaus 430 AIRMAX, COBRA 427

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Feb 28, 2005]
ESA669
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: cobra ss 380 ti

This is by far the best driver that I have ever hit. I have just about tried all the new drivers nn the market like taylormade r7 and r5 and nothing compares to this. I play high school golf in michigan and don't play year around but I hit this driver about 275 on average which I think is pretty incedible for only being a sophomore. I would highly recommend this driver to everyone looking at a new driver.

Similar Products Used:

NONE

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
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