We can’t say it enough: These are the most technologically advanced, most forgiving irons Cobra has ever made. Featuring their new game-changing, multi-material iron technology, the S9 Irons have higher inertia qualities and an extremely low and back Center of Gravity (CG) for high launch, greater distance and more accuracy. The multi-material technology includes a wide sole, polymer topline and urethane insert for softer feel. To sum it up, these irons are a huge advancement in advancing your game.
* Wide Sole, Low Profile, Undercut Cavity - Extreme low, back CG and high MOI for high launch, greater distance and maximum forgiveness.
* Polymer Topline - Extreme low, back CG and vibration dampening.
* Back Cavity Plate, Urethane Insert - Vibration dampening, softer feel.
* Premium Graphite Design Ys - 5.1 or Nippon N.S. Pro Shafts - Higher launch, greater control and accuracy.
Reviewed by: Mully(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: cobra s9
Summary: im a decent hacker on a budget. with that said, i bought the set used on ebay when i was in college, and started golfing on my off days. these clubs were good. the distance on off center hits (which were very common) were good. i found i got a lot of spin from the lower irons, and were able to get the ball in the air with the longer irons with ease. since buying a set of cg16 irons from a demo day and getting fitted, i highly recommend going that route. but, if you were like me, who is upgrading your big 5 brand clubs, i highly recommend these. then when you get good enough, go get fitted and itll help you out a ton. i went from shooting high 80's low 90's to low 80's consistently, even breaking it a few times.
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Review Date August 23, 2010
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 1.71 of 5,
7.00 votes
Reviewed by: Barmeym(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Cobra S9
Summary: I have owned these irons, 5 - SW ns pro r shafts, for the last 4 years. I was just 13 at the time and were just perfect for me as I was just starting to play some proper scoring golf.
These irons just like to have a medium to high draw all day long. However you hit them, be it off the grass like a fairway wood or a decent divot, this is the shape that you will get.
Bad miss hits will tend to lose this shale but still go the correct distance, this is where I believe the perceived "forgiveness" comes in. The distances are all fairly similar, as opposed to blades which a miss hit will cost you on distance.
As I have mentioned these irons were great for starting off however, as my ball striking has improved I have looked for something with a more traditional shape and feel. I personally now find the address view on the 5 iron uninspiring with its large offset and shallow but long face. In my latter days with these irons I began to develop a large draw with the longer irons that was more of a hinderance. I have very recently bought a set of titleist 695cb's and am playing my best golf ever, shot a 76 the other day, and would highly recommend to anyone wanting to improve regardless of handicap.
In conclusion I believe that these are a fantastic set for anyone who is just starting out or for whom ball striking with irons is not a strong point as they get the ball up in the air and are fairly confidence inspiring. However for anyone wanting to move on to the next stage I would recommend a set of more traditional irons such as the mp-57's etc
Customer Service: Not used
Similar Products Used: Cobra FP - not as easy to hit but not very controllable either :(
TM RAC TP - very nice forged cavity iron, nice ballflight :)
Titleist 695CB - lovely :) :)
Mizuno MP-67 - not as hard as expected to hit, nice feel
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Review Date July 27, 2010
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
1.00 votes
Reviewed by: Jason(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Cobra S-9 Irons
Summary: These are the best set of irons that I have ever had. I had the Cobra SSi Irons before I bought these. I didn't like the shafts or grips, so I upgraded to graphite shafts and golfpride grips. My distance has increased by an average of 20 yards per club. I have and always will be a Cobra Golfer for life! Great equipment and will always stack up to the Taylor Mades, Calloways, Titleists, and Nikes of the industry.
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Review Date February 1, 2010
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 3.00 of 5,
2.00 votes
Reviewed by: Chaz Chevalier(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Cobra s9 Irons
Summary: I'm 19 years old and I've had thee clubs for two years now, and I must say they are the best clubs I've ever used. I used to hit my pitching wedge 130, but with these I hit it 155. They increased my distance drastically. I also bought the 3 iron separately and love it! All in all worth every penny!
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Review Date August 28, 2009
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 3.00 of 5,
4.00 votes
Reviewed by: mike(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: cobra s9 II
Summary: I had Cleveland CG Golds, then hit these and realized what I was missing. Have the Nippon NS Pro steel shaft and hit them 15-20 yards further each! Crisp feel, and few mis-hits. Every well struck ball is a high draw, and can get over tall pines with ease even with a 6 iron. Recommended for ALL skill levels. These are money.
Similar Products Used: NONE, These are AMAZING.
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