Cobra has a proud history of making technologically advanced clubs for golfers of every skill level, and players not only need clubs fit to their game, they need an entire set built around it. Using our revolutionary Fit-to-Speed custom fitting process, our trained fitting specialists are able to match you with both the ideal club design and set composition to take your game to another level.

Four short steps are all you need to create your Accurate Set Composition, resulting in a lot more accurate golf.  Our Club Fitters will work with you to find the perfect Metals and Irons for your game, and custom fit them by matching your swing, build and overall style of play to the ideal Club Length, Lie Angle, Shaft Flex, Grip Size

STEP 1: CLUB LENGTH

Proper club length is no small thing. Using an improper length club makes it difficult for you to hit the sweet zone consistently, resulting in a loss of distance and accuracy. The Club Fitter will observe your posture and hand position as you grip a standard length club. After finding a club that appears to be the right length for you, the Club Fitter will apply face impact tape on the club. Now you’ll hit a few shots to observe your ball strike location pattern. From this, the Club Fitter will make final recommendations for your ideal club length.

STEP 2: LIE ANGLE

The lie angle of your clubs is the angle between the ground and the shaft when your club sits flat on the turf . If your lie angle is off , so are your shots. If it’s too flat you’ll generally hit shots to the right of your intended target. If it’s too upright, you’ll generally hit shots to the left. Your Club Fitter will apply sole tape to the club that matches your ideal length and have you hit a few shots. From here, adjustments are made to determine your ideal lie angle.

STEP 3: SHAFT FLEX 

Finding the proper shaft and flex for your swing is crucial for longer, more consistent shots. A shaft that is too stiff or too flexible for your particular swing will result in a loss of distance and/or accuracy. Your Club Fitter will analyse your swing and swing speed to determine the shaft flex that gives you the best combination of distance and control.

 

STEP 4: GRIP SIZE

Determining the proper grip size and type for your clubs is an important and often overlooked part of the custom fitting process. The grip size and type influences the feel, distance and control that a player experiences with the club.  If the standard grip size is correct, the middle two fingertips will barely touch the heel position of the hand. If the fingertips are separated from the heel portion of the hand, the grip is too large. If the fingertips are digging into the heel of the palm, the grip is too small.