Very true, especially about the brand snobbery.

Yeah it just makes me not want to watch another review from them. Personally I don't like blingy things either but I think the top looks fantastic. It's not blingy to me it looks more like a modern carbon fiber

@@ikigai47 It is carbon fibre...imagine not checking out what it is before doing the vid !!

In my experience with the F9 clubs, unless you have a swing speed above the mid 70 mph you might as well stop with the irons at the 7 iron and use hybrids. You may well get gapping issues with the longer irons/ low flight trajectory.

Yes, you really hit the nail on the head. Their conclusions are so off since these clubs aren't targeting them at their skill level. I would also add that they make the T100 and T200 series for these guys. So, if they can't step outside of themselves in to the shoes of a mid-handicap golfer, why bother doing GI club reviews at all.

What a load of crap! Pro's can review whatever they want. How many club reviews do you think these guys have done from all different companies? Just a simple thank you. Well done & move on!!!

@@matty7901 Sorry that you don't agree with my comment and of course Pro's on YT can and do review whatever Clubs they wish to. But whether you agree with me or not there is a potential issue when Pros test Game Improvement Clubs that aren't designed for them, there will tend to be a biased/skewed conclusion because that particular Club is offering tech features that aren't to the liking a Pro Golfer.

@@banditbaker1675 exactly, it's like taking a mini van to a racetrack and judging it as you would a racecar.

100% agree mate me included I'm 50 yrs old and play off 6 and am starting to lag behind my younger playing partners so i switched to the cobra sz irons in January. I would never go back to blades or players irons as these cobra are a game changer for me. Bought them in January and i love them. My scores are no worse at all in fact I've lots more confidence with them and my distance obviously is one club less to greens but i don't care at all.

Why not let Dan do a test and see if that is actually the case?

The cobra's blow the t300's away.

I completely agree with you, these club reviewers always talk about top line and how great blades are even though probably only 10% of golfers should be hitting blades if that.

These guys should play two rounds each with their own set and then play two rounds with the SGI irons and see which one comes out on top. ( Trying to see if even a pro can benefit from SGI) I'm almost positive after 36 holes with each set that the SGI comes out the winner. (unless they sabotage themselves on purpose) To Add to that: I swing pretty fast. I have a fairly low handicap and I love my new Super game improvement irons. I just switched from a forged gamers CB with a reasonably compact head to a cast Super Game improvement iron set. I was struggling with my ego until I dropped four strokes and felt like every shot was climbing higher and going straighter. My driver head speed is approx 110 mph. (Play X flex in driver) I have no trouble getting the ball in the air nor do struggle for distance with any club. But...Why wouldn't someone make the game easier...It's hard enough already. I now play a regular shafted light weight (D1.5) Super Game improvement set. I don't care how looks. The confidence over the shot is addictive. I'm never going back.

Mike Newton actually LIKED the "bling" on the top of the club and gave it great reviews for what it is. That said, Rickie Fowler and Rahm carry game improvement irons (one each)! I shoot in the 70's most days with my Ping G 400 driver and Callaway XR OS irons. Why would I want to play clubs that are harder to hit just because they "look" better? Ego is not your friend in golf. Play whatever allows you to have more fun/better scores is my motto.

I agree. I have the SZs, and the top bling part is not distracting, my mind is busy with everything else (posture, swing technique, holding the club correctly etc), focusing on the pattern at the top of the club is not even remotely on my mind lol. As for the confidence thing with the bottom back being visible or not makes no difference to me. All this confidence speak seems strange, but that might just be that I don’t get golfing quite yet. Seems to me, at first glance, that good golfers are the most insecure people in the world 😄”Oh, heavens! I can see the back of the club a little, well that’s my confidence out the window”. 🤣

Dollar Bill Clinton funnily enough we did have a bbq 👍

Agree . . . I like these guys but it certainly comes of a tad snobby.

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@@DanHendriksenGolf shouldn't they all be game improvement irons? are we to purchase game dilapidation irons. that moniker is a joke

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Thought this myself immediately watching it.

Gary Smith still good clubs Gary 👍

Could not agree more

Couldnt agree more. Most golfers understand lofts. I feel sorry for those who dont and buy 4 to PW in these sets and basically carry around a 4 and 5 paperweight in their bags, because they cant hit them.

Gary, seriously loved them mate. I'd certainly look at a T200/T300 combo if I was looking for new clubs.

Absolutely! Never heard so much snobbery. These guys are tools.

Totally agree tried the T300 along with the cobra sz and the cobra are now in my bag. They look good and sound sweet so I'm one happy bunny

Barry Vigus cheers Barry

Adam, It's a difficult question to answer. The reason I say that is, if you love the Cobra One Length and play well with them, then why change? Going into the Mizuno and struggling initially wont improve your golf and may make you hate the game. I'm a big advocate to fitted clubs and the only way I'd say to change is if they are fitted for you. Alternatively, you can use the Cobra and every now and then practice with the mizuno. But ultimately it comes down to consistency of strike. If your hitting centre on cobra you will hit centre on most other clubs. If your missing centre, stick with a club that will help with that. Only change in golf if it improves your game. Those are my thoughts mate.

@@LWG thanks for the quick reply. That does make sense, I'm hoping to play 18 hole full course golf once a month so would use the cobras then.... But I like the idea of challenging myself with the blades and in my mind they could help me improve over the next year.

It's on the schedule Gary, but yes lockdown has hit any further reviews after next saturday.

Not really true is it. At the time this was filmed I owned 1 titleist club and now I own 0. The fact is it’s just a better club...... end off.

I agree. I never would have thought I would buy Cobra clubs. I was in denial when I saw Cobra out performed Mavrik, Sim Max, Ping, and Titleist. I really didnt want to buy the speedzones because of the bling on top but I simply couldn't deny the superior performance.

I hit Callaway Mavricks, Cobra Speedzone, Ping i410, Titleist t300 and some random cleveland clubs today and ended up walking out the door with the cobras. After i dialed it in i was banging them consistently in the 5 degree range of straight. I couldn't consistently get that with the other clubs. They just feel great!

@@beachedwalrusau They actually seem to be mathematically perfect in design.

@@frankielambardo9268 Idk if it's just me but it sort of feels like cheating using these clubs. I would hit the ball so bad enough to result in a serious mulligan but it'll still fly up and straight like nothing. Its just not normal lol. I'm not sure this is preparing me for true player clubs unforgivness.

@@jonathontorres948 it's all about your score after 18 holes and collecting the money and who's handing out the money. I like them handing it to me. Lol

Simon Wall we will 👍

I wish it would 😂