Cobra Max Driver Review

The Cobra Max driver is chock full of features that make hitting from the tee easy for all players, but especially for the mid-to-high handicapper looking for all the help they can get. Starting with the largest possible club head, you’ll quickly notice how much space you have to make contact with the golf ball. When you’re needing confidence, knowing there’s plenty of surface area to make the ball fly a long way is a step in the right direction.

The Cobra Max Driver is designed to help those of you who fight a slice, which happens to be 90 percent of all golfers. The most profound way this driver helps you is with its offset hosel, which places the clubface behind the shaft about a centimeter. At address, it may look a little awkward, but the results can amaze you. The offset hosel gives the Cobra Max Driver a huge draw bias and helps the club square faster than a standard driver. It won’t take long to see your slice diminish and your drives going longer and straighter.

There are plenty of clubs on the market that boast game improvement features, but the Cobra Max Driver has the technology to back it up. The technology begins with the Speed Channel, which is a thin trench that wraps around the perimeter of the clubface. The trench enhances the trampoline effect, with faster flexing and release of energy. This helps you reach your maximum distance potential, even on off-center hits.

The Cobra Max Driver utilizes Zone Weighting as their way of bringing the center of gravity low and back, which is the key for a high launch with less spin. A light crown allows the manufacturer to move weight to the bottom and back of the head, bringing you the perfect blend of carry and roll every time you tee it up.

The LTDx Max is designed to be Cobra's most forgiving driver. It excels in keeping shots on the fairway, even when contact is not perfectly centered. The driver’s draw bias helps reduce slice spin, making it easier to control ball flight and keep the ball in play.

While it may not be the longest driver in Cobra's lineup, it offers competitive distance, especially for mid to high swing speed players. Our testers found it to be sneaky long with low spin, which helps maximize roll-out.

The adjustable weights allow golfers to fine-tune the draw bias, making it versatile for different playing styles. This feature is particularly beneficial for those who struggle with a right miss, as it can help straighten out shots effectively.

PROS

• The most forgiving and easiest to hit drivers you can find on the market
• Perfect for the beginning golfer to gain confidence off the tee
• Built for the chronic slicer in mind, the club is designed to make the ball fly straight

CONS

• No adjustability features, so it will require a fitting to maximize results
• Offset hosel may be off-putting for some at address
• Won't appeal to anyone looking for versatile ball flights off the tee, the ball flys straight