First Look – Cobra King F6 Baffler
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First Look – Cobra King F6 Baffler

First Look – Cobra King F6 Baffler

Rickie Fowler has been experimenting with a prototype Cobra King F6 Baffler fairway wood for a few months now.

He seems to like it just fine.

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As is often the case, Cobra is building off the positive vibes coming from the tour and plans to release the new fairway for retail distribution early this spring.

As you might expect, the new F6 features the Baffler’s signature rail system, built on a chassis that’s very similar to Cobra’s BIOCELL+ 5 Wood. This latest iteration of the Baffler franchise features F6’s adjustable weighting system, tweaked to fit between the Baffler rails.

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The two weights weigh 20 grams and 3 grams..

The King F6 Ballfer is adjustable from 16-19 degrees, in black only. Retail price will be $229.

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      Ryebread

      8 years ago

      This is the first FW in some time that really interests me. It seems to offer all the tech bells and whistles to let one dial in the desired trajectory, while still seemingly offering forgiveness (weight back) and some utility. They’ve done it in a good looking package. This might be a cult hit for Cobra, particularly if Ricky plays it.

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      Dave S

      8 years ago

      Question: Do the T-Rails REALLY do anything? I’ve heard anecdotal comments about it, but never any real evidence that it actually improves your shot (or ability to cut thru rough). This may very well be a great club that performs admirably, but I’d like to know how much – if any – of that performance can be attributed to the T-Rail system.

      I did have a baffler hybrid a few years back (the one with the neon green grip), but would hook the hell out of it, so I sold it and replaced it with an Adams Pro A12 (which I love).

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      Ryebread

      8 years ago

      Regarding your railed/Ginty question, I tend to think so. Maybe it is just mental, but deeper rails like this seem to act like little keels that (for me) seem to make it slightly harder to cut across the ball. I also find I can come in slightly steeper.

      The designs all seem to work better on the course than off a mat. There’s nothing really special off a mat, and I think people test them in the store and aren’t impressed.

      Of course it could all be marketing BS as well. Are any of these “technologies” so ground breaking that you’ll drop 10 strokes?

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      Kyle Ebblewhite

      8 years ago

      These use to be good things

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      Callum Beaumont

      8 years ago

      Very good

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      Gregory Doore

      8 years ago

      Hmmm interesting

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      John Anderson

      8 years ago

      I remember old clubs had the 2 bars on the bottom to help hit through the turf

      Reply

      George Pichl

      8 years ago

      Oh…..and BTW, guys…..you absolutely ROCK at MyGolf Spy! For a golf “junkie” like me, your posts, comments & reviews are a MUST READ!!! Keep up the great work! Very much appreciated from this reader & subscriber. Cheers from Canada!

      Reply

      Erik Newman

      8 years ago

      Why do people hate on taylormade for releasing a lot of clubs when Cobra releases even more? Lol. I love both brands for this very reason

      Reply

      George Pichl

      8 years ago

      Have to try that!

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      Twshoot67

      8 years ago

      Really like everything Cobra/Puma making right now. Really stepping up gheir game last few years. Heck I’m still olay the S3 pro’s and love them. Playing the fly z+ driver and now I’m going to check this bad boy out!

      Reply

      Eric Wolfe

      8 years ago

      Looks old school

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      Niklas Fredriksson

      8 years ago

      Hit this club today at demo day in Orlando..it was really god

      Reply

      Gregory Doore

      8 years ago

      Did you compare it to exotics f2? If not .. Can you please and let me know ?

      Reply

      Rob Piña

      8 years ago

      Reminds me of those Nickent clubs released a few years back. Not sure if I like it or not.

      Reply

      Chris Johnson

      8 years ago

      Ewww

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      Loo Wei Li

      8 years ago

      The bio cell+ woods are the best I’ve ever hit, even better than the fly z

      Reply

      Johnny Ra Ra

      8 years ago

      Yep,way better! Hated my fly z plus driver back to the bio cell plus

      Reply

      Loo Wei Li

      8 years ago

      I’m using fly z plus driver now because the shaft of my bio cell broke. Both are good, both have different advantages and feel

      Reply

      Kenny B

      8 years ago

      Nice! Now if the had one in 20-23* and 24-27* it would be a winner.

      Reply

      Gordon

      8 years ago

      Sweet!

      Reply

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