Trent Romman Golf Review of the Cobra F8 & F8+ Drivers:

Cobra F8 Driver

“The Looks”

The 360 Aero Technology looks a lot like Turbulator Technology from PING Golf.  PING introduced this technology in their G30 driver after wind tunnel testing.  PING and Cobra are both claiming this technology helps “reduce wind drag”.

Technology:

Cobra F8 Driver

  • CNC Milled Face: more consistent face with milling technology they can be more precise with the face thickness.
  • Colors Options: Nardo (grey) and Black Finish
  • 360 Aero Technology Reduces drag and improve air flow
  • Face metals: Carbon at the rear
  • Titanium at the front
  • Weighting: back and heel  (draw bias for golfers that fight loosing the golf ball to the right)
  • Head size: 460 cc
  • Cobra Connect technology that connects with Arcos app on your phone to collect your shot data

What does CNC Milled mean to the golfer?  It mean more consistent face thickness across the entire face of the driver which equates to more consistent ball speed on strikes across the entire face of the driver.

Loft and Lie Options: Adjustability 8 different setting to fine tune the driver

 

               

Cobra F8+ Driver

“The Looks”

The 360 Aero Technology looks a lot like the Turbulator Technology from PING Golf.  PING introduced this technology in their G30 driver model after wind tunnel testing saying this technology “reduced wind drag” during the golf swing.

This low spinning head option with rear and front weights reminds me of the Callaway Subzero driver.  Not our best selling model by any means and a model that often didn’t live up the “low spinning” head model for many golfers.

Cobra F8+ Driver

Technology: 

  • 360 Aero Technology Reduces drag and improve air flow
  • CNC Milled Face: more consistent face with milling technology they can be more precise with the face thickness.
  • Face metals: Carbon at the rear.  Titanium at the front
  • Rear and Front weighting
  • Weight in rear: forgiveness setting
  • Weight forward: low spinning
  • Head size: 440 cc
  • Cobra Connect technology that connects with Arcos app on your phone to collect your shot data

What does CNC Milled mean to the golfer?  It mean more consisitent face thickness across the entire face of the driver.  It means more consistent ball speed on strikes across the face of the driver.

Loft and Lie Options: Adjustability 8 different setting to fine tune the driver

This driver is definitely worth a try.  Stop by your local pro shop and give it a try!

Driver Comparisons:

  • G400
  • G400 Max
  • Callaway Rogue
  • Taylormade M3/M4
  • Titleist 917

 

Fairways and Greens,

 

Trent

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