Cobra King Tec Graphite Golf Irons

Cobra's new King Tec Irons are aimed at 0-12 handicap golfers looking for the ultimate players' distance iron.

Featuring newly refined shaping with a shortened blade length, softened topline, 'tucked toe', and an updated PW with flattened topline and straighter leading edge.

King Tec Irons benefit from a 5-step forging process with a hollow clubhead construction and enhanced foam microspheres that fill the clubhead and dampen vibrations for improved acoustics without sacrificing feel.

While other forged irons typically use a 4-step process, Cobra utilises a 5th forging strike to deliver unmatched soft feel and precise shaping. This process begins by heating carbon steel billets to 1200 Celsius. The billets are then rough forged 1-3 times. Step 4 then sees 1200 tons of pressure applied at 800 Celsius to refine the shaping, before the final 5th step - which forms an extremely uniform grain structure whereby each head is subjected to 2000 tons of pressure at 700 Celsius. The result is an extraordinary, buttery soft feel with unmatched precision.

After cooling, each clubhead is polished and made ready for the faces and grooves to be precision milled using a CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) machine.

Built with a Forged PWRSHELL face insert with H.O.T Face Variable Thickness Geometry that is thinner and more robust, the new KING TEC irons produce more rebound for faster speed at impact and longer distance. For added forgiveness, 20g of tungsten is placed in the low heel area of the clubhead to minimize clubhead twisting at impact. A progressive construction design features tungsten in the 4-7 irons for improved launch and carry while the 8-GW are tungsten-free for a slightly more penetrating trajectory and enhanced accuracy in the scoring zone.