Best Cobra Drivers 2023

This driver is for the better player who is looking for a low spin option and more distance. The driver is adjustable and allows change according to course and conditions. The club is built for distance with all the Cobra technology, and it is a very workable club.

The Cobra King Radspeed is designed to increase ball speed and maximize distance. The radial weighting helps lower the spin rate to allow for a penetrating ball flight, higher ball speed off the face, and more roll out. The adjustable front and back weight allow players to fine tune trajectory and spin rate. A fixed 8-gram back weight increases stability.

This LTDx Max driver is ideal for forgiveness due to the heel weighting and draw bias. This allows for better dispersion on drives, and allows mid-to high handicappers to fix the slice if they struggle with that.

Their PWR-COR Technology positions a good amount of weight low and forward for faster ball speed with reduced spin. Also an additional back weight takes an already fast driver and makes it extremely forgiving and playable for a mid-to-high handicap players.

The Cobra Radspeed XD is a maximum forgiveness, high launching, draw-bias model that will help mid- to high-handicap players achieve a consistently straight and high ball flight. The heavier rear weight, combined with the lighter heel weight, will provide a consistently high and draw-biased flight to assist with any misses right (for righties). The rear weights are also complimented by front center weights for what Cobra bills as "maximum stability." The stability weighting on the Radspeed XD provides players with a high level of forgiveness to assist on off-center strikes and would suit higher handicap players.

The Cobra AIR-X Offset driver is built for players who have a slower swing speed and who struggle with a slice off of the tee. This driver is designed with a lighter clubhead, shaft, and grip to increase clubhead speed for players who need to increase swing speed and distance. The head has a large sweet spot and specific weighting in the back and the heel to provide maximum forgiveness and a draw bias.

This Air-X Straight Neck Driver is a nice option for those mid- to high-handicap golfers who want a lighter driver with some forgiveness. The straight neck offers a more traditional look at address without any offset. The club is made for players with slower swing speeds who don't tend to slice, and is fun to hit.

This LTDx is the best driver for sound and feel that Cobra has. Hitting of the face is explosive with a tremendous feel. The sound is neither muted nor overwhelming, which makes for pleasant experience.

The Cobra King Radspeed XB is a powerful feeling and sounding driver. The clubhead delivers a mid to high pitch tone at impact, which is very pleasing and sounds powerful. In addition to its powerful sound, the radial weighting technology introduces a level of stability that gives the player confidence that off-center hits will still fly far and straight through the air.

For the golfer who fights a slice, the Air-X Offset driver can be a game changer.  And, as Cobra states, the lightweight design is well suited for “effortless speed.” One other attractive aspect is the price, making it ideal for those golfers who just want to enjoy the game more with the swing they have, aren’t interested in adjustability, and don’t want to spend a fortune on a new driver.

The Cobra Aerojet Max driver is a great option for mid to high-handicap senior players looking for maximum forgiveness across the face, a moderate draw-bias set up to assist with a miss to the right, and higher ball speeds. The larger clubhead with a heavier rear weight is complimented by a heel weight to provide golfers with a high amount of stability and forgiveness to hit consistently straight tee shots. I would recommend this model to any senior who has trouble finding the center of the club face consistently, or who sees their ball flight consistently out to the right.

The Cobra LTDx MAX driver is a driver that allows for players with slower swing speeds to hit the ball a long way. The construction and weighting of the head promotes a stable impact feel, while increasing forgiveness along the entire club face. Any player with a slower swing speed or who is looking to gain a few more yards on the end of their drives is going to benefit from this driver.

This Radspeed XD driver is an ideal option for seniors. It is aimed at the mid- to high-handicap player, as it is a consistent club, and has some nice looks at address. Overall, it is light, long, and fun to hit. It has a draw bias, which will help reduce the slice and keep the ball straighter. For senior players looking for distance and consistency, it is well worth taking a look at putting this driver in the bag.

The performance and value of this AIR-X Straight Neck driver is excellent. Lighter materials allow this club to be swung faster and easier for those who have slower swing speeds. The fast face design allows mis-hits to go straighter, and the weighting on the heel helps promote higher ball flights.

The Cobra Air-X Offset driver is a fantastic option for a moderate swing-speed player looking for a lightweight design, high-launching flight, and a draw-bias model. Mid- to high-handicap senior players who slice the ball frequently will benefit greatly from the added offset from the hosel. The lightweight construction will allow moderate swing speed players to generate more club head speed and ultimately gain more distance off the tee. I would recommend the Cobra Air-X Offset driver to high-handicap players looking for more club head speed, assistance with a slice, and a high-launching ball flight at a very reasonable price.

The LTDx Driver is going to help keep the ball in play and give golfers better looks into greens, hole after hole. It is one of, if not the longest, Cobra drivers up until the new Aerojet came out. Cobra also always does a good job of pricing out their drivers, and at $249, it may be the best value option out there.