Rickie Fowler New King Tour Irons | Cobra Cavity Back, No Blades

Rickie Fowler is using new King Tour prototype irons from Cobra and has made a lot of changes in the 2022 off-season, returning to coach Butch Harmon, working with new golf caddie Ricky Romano, and swapping out his blade irons for cavity back new King Tour Cobra irons. Cobra golf has been able to keep the flight and spin characteristics of the King Tour prototype cavity back irons they built for Rickie Fowler relatively the same as the blades Rickie has primarily played throughout his golf career.
The results are speaking for themselves, Rickie Fowler is once again nearing the top 100 in the official world golf rankings (OWGR). In this video, Rickie Fowler breaks down exactly why he switched from blades to cavity back irons, gives a brief yet super detailed King Tour irons review, and shares why he's so excited about the new PGA Tour season!
Timestamps:
00:00 Rickie Fowler New Cobra Golf King Tour Irons
00:21 Rickie Fowler makes big golf off-season moves
01:37 Rickie Fowler and golf coach Buth Harmon reunite
00:59 Rickie Fowler new golf caddie Ricky Romano
01:13 Rickie Fowler explains King Tour cavity back Cobra prototype irons
01:37 Why Rickie Fowler changed irons from blades to cavity back
Kudos to Dylan Dethier for a fantastic article on all the new changes Rickie Fowler put in and around his bag for the 2022-2023 PGA Tour season - golf.com/news/rickie-fowler-c...
#rickiefowler #kingtourirons #cobragolf
Professional golfer Rickie Fowler has announced that he will be using New King Tour Irons from Cobra Golf in the upcoming season. This decision marks a significant change for Fowler, who has consistently used blades throughout his career. So what led to this switch, and what can we expect from Fowler with his new clubs?
According to Fowler, the main reason he decided to make the switch to Cobra Golf was the performance of the New King Tour Irons. He was particularly impressed with their distance, forgiveness, and control, which he believes will help him to improve his game and compete at the highest level.
"I've been testing the New King Tour Irons for a while now, and I've been really impressed with their performance," Fowler said in a recent interview. "They're incredibly long and forgiving, and they offer a level of control that I haven't experienced with any other iron. I'm really excited to start using them on the course and seeing what they can do."
Fowler isn't the only one who is excited about this new development. Cobra Golf is also thrilled to have such a prominent and talented player on their team. "We're honored to have Rickie Fowler join the Cobra Golf family," said Tom Olsavsky, Vice President of R&D for Cobra Golf. "He's a world-class player with an incredible amount of talent, and we're confident that the New King Tour Irons will help him to reach his full potential on the course."
While it's always difficult to predict exactly how a golfer will perform with a new set of clubs, it's safe to say that Fowler's switch to the New King Tour Irons has the potential to be a game-changer. These clubs are designed to deliver maximum distance, forgiveness, and control, which are all key factors in a golfer's success. If Fowler can take advantage of these features and use them to his advantage, we could see him contending for top finishes in the coming season.
So what can fans expect from Rickie Fowler with his new Cobra Golf clubs? It's difficult to say for sure, but one thing is certain: Fowler is a talented player who is always a threat on the course. Whether he's using his old clubs or his new ones, he has the skills and determination to compete at the highest level. With his new Cobra Golf clubs in hand, we can't wait to see what he'll be able to accomplish on the course in the coming months and years.

[@creasergolf]

Rickie Fowler says Cobra made him MB, CB, and King Tour irons. *What does MB stand for in golf?* MB stands for "Muscle Back", a muscle back iron is a type of "blade" golf club, an iron with a more traditional look commonly referred to as a forged club. Rickie talks about the look of the iron, he's primarily talking about the player view, looking directly down at the top of the iron, MB irons are quite narrow yet the base is thicker which increases forgiveness and launch angle.

[@deeproughpodcast4801]

Man Rickie must be your little cousin or something 😂😂😂
I love it, he’s one of my favorite also.

[@endogenic7286]

I like cobras lineup... I think they would be hard to overlook especially when comparing the value you get from some of the other top brands.

[@creasergolf]

@endogenic, which irons are you playing? I don't think I even hit Cobra irons during my pro fitting a few months ago, perhaps I should have! I settled on the TaylorMade P790s.

[@anthonygiuliano6574]

Does he shorten the length of his irons ?