Cobra SZ 440 Titanium Drivers

Cobra SZ 440 Titanium Drivers 

DESCRIPTION

The new King Cobra SZ family replaces the very successful King Cobra SS design, improving upon the all-important 9 hot points across the clubface for greater carry distance and improved accuracy.

USER REVIEWS

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[Jan 01, 2024]
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[Dec 24, 2023]
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Strength:

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Purchased:
New  
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5
[Jun 15, 2008]
evrsit1000
Shoots in the 90s
Model Reviewed: Cobra sz 440

Im fairly new to the game of golf and have been playing on and off for about a year. This is my first driver, i got it on ebay for cheap after reading all the good reviews and its come out to be a very good buy. i got it with a 9 degree regular shaft and its been in my bag for the past 6 months.

The clubs very large sweet spot promotes great forgiveness even with off center hits ive managed to hit 270 yards consistently and the noise it makes when you get a dead center hit is disgustingly amazing lol. this club gives an amateur like me confidence, and once you've developed your swing theres no stopping you with this club.

Customer Service

n/a

Similar Products Used:

TaylorMade R7 quad, Ping G5, Cleveland Launcher-(good club), Callaway Big Bertha

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 30, 2008]
K-Bunke
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Cobra 440sz

This was my first driver from a name brand after my Acuity driver caved in at the driving range. I got the 9.0 regular and I could hit this consistently over 275 with the occasional 325 yarder. Honestly this driver sounds like a baseball bat, but I have to say I like it more than the Titleist and Taylormade drivers because the sound can really give you good feedback on how you hit it. Unfortunately the face on this cracked because I was dumb enough to take it to the driving range on a cold day. I bought a Taylormade R5 hoping that I would gain distance off the tee after seeing other people keep up with my that swing slower but that driver is junk as a good drive doesn't even go 250 yards. Can't wait to get my hands on another Cobra.

Similar Products Used:

Taylormade R5 N, Taylormade Burner, Cobra Speed LD F

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5
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5
[Mar 06, 2008]
dangarzajr
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: 440SZ 9.0

I got this driver off a guy who claimed he could hit it. I just recently, started to play golf and well let me tell you that it seems like I have been playing for years. I love the club, I don't have problems hitting it.

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RATING
5
VALUE
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5
[Feb 24, 2008]
pdal
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: 440CC

This was the first new driver that I got and I have loved it ever since. I would definately give it a try if you are having trouble hitting your driver consistently well. It is better suited for higher handicappers. The only problem that I have encountered is using it in wet weather. I fly it around 240-250, and if the ground is not completely dry, I get one to negative one yard of roll. The driver flies very high, but you will be able to hit it any day of the week if you can go under 100. My friend also switched to this club after trying, and failing, with several drivers. He hit a snap hook with these, but this driver made him a world straighter and farther.

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
4
[Dec 19, 2007]
jjloans
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: 440 SZ

I am an admitted club junkie... I love trying everything out, and have owned and tried WAY too many drivers... I now reduce it to 2 simple things: How long is it, and how easy is it to hit it straight?
The 440 SZ, with a R flex 5.1 Graphite Design stock shaft (scopes to 5.5)is the real deal. Very long, and super easy to hit it straight. Happens to have great feel (shaft) and a nice sound, and a great trajectory... 10.5, hits it high but not a balloon. I get one almost new, but had a small ding in the head on the toe... $39.95. A steal. Beat out my TM burner no sweat, and it is in the bag to stay. I loved the 400SZ as well, but I like this better. GREAT STICK!!

Customer Service

NA

Similar Products Used:

Everything, darn near. Save your money, buy this bad boy!

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 25, 2007]
Nick Asad
Shoots in the 100s
Model Reviewed: Cobra SZ 440

This driver is amazing!!!! I had a Cobra SS 380cc Beta TI(which I loved) and for some reason I traded it in for an Adams 430Q RPM Redline. Sine then I tried a Taylor made R5 and a Ping G5 and none compared to the 440. I am very happy with the SZ 440 and will never give it up.(thats probably not true, I am also a serial driver buyer) but this one is staying in my bag for a while. The sound is awesome, I tried to hit the ball badly with this club and couldn't. This is also the first driver that I have been able to work the ball. Cobra is truly the king.

Customer Service

never used

Similar Products Used:

Ping G5, Adams Redline 430Q, Taylor Made R5, Cobra SS 380 Beta Ti.

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RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jun 01, 2007]
5ironBilly
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: King Cobra Speed Pro S

I'm a big fan of the Cobra Driver Series, been playing with the 440 SZ, 9 degree with the YS stiff shaft, and thought that it was the driver best suited for me, then they bring out the Speed Pro models, either S for the shallow face or D for the deeper faced model.
I looked at the clubs and just loved the slightly open face at address, coupled with the brilliant design I couldn't resist and bought one.
I chose the S 9.5 degree with a Fujikura Speeder stiff shaft and got to tell you its a magnificent piece of equipment, not massivly longer than the SZ 440 but arrow straight with a more positive feel off the club face.
Apart from the look and feel of the club, the amount of confidence it gives you on the tee is what sets it apart for me, i've rarely felt capable of hitting the fairway every time I hit driver but this club does it for me.
I decided to change when I was hitting my previous driver quite well and ,m not disappointed, I tried various other drivers along with the Cobra, namely the TM Burner, and a Titleist 905R.

The Burner set up didn't suit me, the toe in at address made me feel that every shot would go well left, the Titleist went ok, quite straight but a lack of feel from the clubhead meant it wasn't for me.

In conclusion, the Cobra is my stick of choice until the next best thing comes along, I can highly recommend this club to you all, give it a go and see if you get the same heady feeling I get every time I pull it from the bag.

Customer Service

Beautifully constructed and don't expect any pronlems.

Similar Products Used:

SZ 440
Taylor Made Burner
Titleist 905 R

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5
VALUE
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5
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