A stronger, lighter chassis that is shaped like a ‘T’ is the big reveal of the Speedzone driver. It's wrapped with carbon fibre, covering a massive 50 per cent of the driver head and saving 25g of weight. The extra strength and increased rigidity of the head enhances stability, feel and forgiveness when strikes are off-centre - a concept similar to how well a racing car performs over the kerbs.

Titanium Speed Chassis designed to deliver excellent stability and feel.

The Cobra Speedzone driver is the driver designed for more competent players with high swing speeds and like to shape the ball. It has a smaller head than the Xtreme and features 2g and 14g sole weights that can be swapped between front and rear positions to modify spin and launch characteristics.

The Cobra Speedzone Xtreme driver has a larger head, with more weight directed to the outer edges. It is the more forgiving Speedzone driver, possessing a higher MOI (moment of inertia), but has no ball flight adjustability - a single static 14g sole weight is positioned rearward on the sole for high launch.

The standard fairway wood - called the Cobra Speedzone fairway wood - is designed for high launch and maximum forgiveness. The 12g sole weight is positioned at the rear of the sole to create easy launch, while the face is slightly shallower than the other models in the Speedzone fairway wood range to produce lofty trajectories.

Designed for better players and faster swing speeds, a smaller head increases the workability of the Speedzone Tour fairway wood. The sole weight is located forward to create a low-spin ball flight and a lower, more piercing trajectory favoured by elite ball strikers.

An interesting addition is the Speedzone Big Tour fairway wood, which promises maximum distance with its low-spin/high-launch ball flight. It has a bigger head and lower CG than the Speedzone Tour for a higher launch - which is why it has a slightly stronger loft compared to the standard and Tour models - while the sole weight is shifted forward to create a low-spinning ball flight. The Big Tour is a beast both off the tee or the deck.

The new Speedzone Hybrid shares the same dual hollow rail technology as the fairway wood range that allows the clubface to flex, increasing the size of the sweet spot by up to 70 per cent. A 12g sole weight is positioned rearward to create the kind of high-launching trajectories that make soft landings into the greens a welcome reality.

And like the irons, the head shape of the Cobra Speedzone hybrid - which is slightly larger than other hybrids and has a squarer leading edge - maintains a high MOI to deliver the extreme forgiveness that hybrids are renowned for.

Using a carbon fibre top line in Cobra Speedzone irons saves just 3g of weight but taking it from the top line and repositioning it down low in the iron head results in a significant enhancement of the centre of gravity (CG) for increased ball speeds.

The cavity back Speedzone irons have been designed to maximise weight located in the heel and toe of the iron head, improving the stability of the irons. Speedzone irons have an extremely high MOI (moment of inertia, or the resistance to twisting) which makes them very forgiving when strikes are off centre.

A forged E9 face insert is welded to the body of the Speedzone irons and produces electric ball speeds, its ultra-thin construction continuing across nearly the entire heel-to-toe width of the face. A deep undercut also promotes additional flexing of the face to extract more ball speed and higher launch
The Speedzone medallion that sits in the irons' rear cavity enhances impact feel by reducing vibration, particularly in off-centre strikes.

Available in 4-SW, Cobra Speedzone irons feature progressive head shaping and hosel length throughout the set. The long, mid and short irons are designed with unique shaping and groove specifications to optimise spin and launch characteristics but blend seamlessly into one Cobra Speedzone iron set.

Cobra Connect sensors are standard on Speedzone irons and link with the Arccos stat tracking app.

Cobra Speedzone irons are also available in Cobra Tour staffer Bryson Dechambeau's ONE Length configuration that is built around consistency in set-up and a repeatable swing.

Every Speedzone ONE Length iron is fitted with the same length shaft (7-iron = 37.25 inches), however, the concept is taken a step further in the Speedzone ONE Length set: every iron has identical head weights to improve consistency and feel throughout the set.

Cobra Speedzone ONE Length irons are calibrated with unique lie angles and offsets for optimised launch in the long-and-mid irons and wedges.

And on the subject of launch, the long irons in the Cobra Speedzone ONE Length set are fitted with a lighter shaft which makes them far easier to launch, while the ONE Length wedges have a heavier shaft that assists with control and feel for full approach shots and finesse shots around the green.