Reviews 4.9
COBRA has already seen quite a bit of success with its 3D printed irons and is now adding to its lineup of 3D putters.
The company launched two models of 3D printed putters with PISA and ENZO, a blade and mallet, that bring optimized weight distribution for increased forgiveness. Both models are crafted from a soft aerospace-grade material which helped COBRA accomplish its goal of creating a high MOI putter through the revolutionary process of 3D printing.
By utilizing the manufacturing process, COBRA is able to save weight and eliminate the need for pockets or sole plates that can disrupt feel, sound and overall performance. The company utilizes layer-by-layer printing that allows for strategic weight placement.
In the ENZO model, COBRA has brought a mallet design that shows the 3D printed lattice through the sole of the putter. The ENZO comes in two different iterations with the ENZO and the ENZO-30, which signifies zero toe hang and 30 degrees of toe hang.
The PISTA comes in 45 and 60 models, signifying 45 and 60 degrees of toe hang and both the PISTA and ENZA feature LA Golf’s descending loft technology.
The proprietary technology utilizes four descending lofts – four degrees, three, two and one – to mitigate delofting and the addition of loft through head delivery during impact. It provides an optimal launch for unparalleled end-over-end roll performance.
Both models also feature an adjustable weighting system for extra control. The golfer will be able to adjust the weights for a lighter touch and more speed or a heavier setup for enhanced stability.
