Cobra LIMIT3D 3D Printed Irons | Is this the Future?

Once again, Cobra Golf is at the forefront of innovative technology, as they launch the first ever commercially sold set of 3D printed irons.
So, could these irons pave the way for the future of golf club design? It’s a question that our Gear Editor, James Tait wanted to get to the bottom of.
So where better to test them than on the Tour course at Camiral Golf & Wellness in Spain.
Our gear editor James Tait took it for a spin to give you all the details and his verdict.
Tested on course at Tour Course, best course in Spain | PGA Catalunya Golf (camiral.com)
0:00 Intro
0:21 3D printing
2:44 Testing & Numbers
6:48 Is this the Future?
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Video shot on location at the Tour Course, Camiral Gold & Wellness, Spain Stadium Course, best course in Spain | PGA Catalunya Golf (camiral.com)

[@mvansb23]

What was the launch angle? Was it reasonably easy to flight ?

[@bunkered]

There are really easy to flight and incredibly easy to hit.

[@BAA3595]

Those club speed numbers are not accurate at all. Vary from 97 to 114 with a 7 iron. You can't get ball speed of 149 with club speed 97 with a 7 iron. That's a smash factor with a 7 iron of 1.54. Ball speed is likely very accurate though.

[@bunkered]

Yeah unfortunately sometimes the club speeds can come out a little different. But the ball speed is bang on.

[@BAA3595]

@@bunkered You are a beast regardless. Was rooting for you in the WLD finals. Any chance you'd be able to do a short video series on long drive/speed training. I'm stuck around 130 mph. Want to get to 150 mph with my long drive driver.

[@booger65man]

One swing club head speed was 114. The very next swing it was 100. Sorry to say but this is junk data.