Cobra's L4V driver was a big hit, especially among long hitters like J.B. Holmes and Camilo Villegas, who used the club to great effect in 2008. Now those players are experimenting with the next-generation King Cobra L5V, a composite driver that has additional features.
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The most famous first tees are defined by some form of grandeur—a sweeping view of the course and fairway below, or some distinctly original setting. Most of the revered first tees are small and elevated, sitting close to the clubhouse. While that may make them functional and dramatic, such intimacy often proves just a bit too quaint due to the noise and pressure that add to an already stressful event: the opening tee shot.
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First introduced in the fall of 2000, the Titleist Pro V1 ball is one of the most popular, most successful products in golf history. Nearly 10 years after its debut, Titleist has introduced the latest version of the tour-level Pro V1 and Pro V1x.
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If you have been watching the PGA Tour, you’ve heard a lot of talk about wedges lately. Because of a new U.S. Golf Association rule rolling back the depth and width of grooves, the pros’ wedges have lost some of their bite. Balls are releasing a bit more on the green, especially out of the rough.
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Featuring a patented high-tech composite spring embedded below fairway-length turf, the mat has the feel of real grass, encouraging a proper, slightly descending swing path (with irons) and mitigating the likelihood of injuries.
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KM line (the KM-005 and KM-006 are heel-toe weighted blades) are handmade to the same exacting standards as Miura’s legendary forged irons. A 14-step manufacturing process ensures the highest quality control.
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The padded mesh-top cuff has a six-way, full-length club divider for easy organization and perfect balance. The bag also has plenty of storage, with separate pockets for outerwear, accessories and balls.
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The effort resulted in the highest moment of inertia among long irons of any TaylorMade club to date. Adding to the forgiveness is plenty of distance, thanks to lower spin numbers and shafts that are lighter and longer than those found in most irons.
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