That led the brand to offer the first 3D-printed irons to be sold to ... irons), but it also led to Cobra using a unique manufacturing method in the newest King wedges: metal injection molding.

Cobra updated the face to enlarge the sweet spot and added vibration-dampening foam to create a club that feels better and delivers more ball speed.

“The result is a compact blade shape with a low CG location, high forgiveness and distance comparable to that of a player's distance or game improvement model like Cobra's King Tec or Tec-X ...

The irons are completely 3D-printed ... More From Golf Digest Equipment Cobra King and King X wedges: what you need to know 2. Complexity made possible. An interior lattice—only made possible ...

Cobra Golf released new irons, wedges and hybrids during PGA Show ... What the manufacturer says: "Every new Cobra King wedge is built using MIM (Metal Injection Molding) technology, which allows ...

Cobra Golf has released some genuinely impressive game-improvement irons in recent years including the Aerojet, King LTDx, and last year's very successful Darkspeed, which I actually named my ...

From a shape standpoint, the 3D Printed Tour irons mimic Cobra’s popular King Tour irons with a thin topline, moderately narrow sole and a touch of offset, so they look like a better-player’s ...