Cobra Aerojet Max

The most forgiving Aerojet by design - a maximum-MOI chassis with mass pushed to the perimeter, and a strong draw bias that keeps slicers in play. Robot testing rated overall forgiveness only modest, a common trade-off for a draw-biased head, but real-world accuracy for slicers is strong.

Fast, with distance on par with the standard Aerojet - among the fastest clubhead and ball speeds tested, helped by skirt-less aerodynamic shaping. The higher launch and mid spin produce a strong peak trajectory, and the draw straightens slicers for more usable yards.

Built to impose a draw rather than shape shots - the draw bias can produce 30+ yards of right-to-left correction depending on the heel weight. A slice-correction tool rather than a workable head, fighting one direction by design.

A subdued but solid feel in the hands that pairs with the booming sound - composed and solid for a game-improvement head.

Loud - a deep, booming thwack that's easy to get used to but assertive. A divisive note for players who prefer something quieter.

A game-improvement profile with the line's aerodynamic shaping and a dark carbon crown - a larger, draw-leaning footprint that reads reassuring for the target but bigger than the standard and LS heads. Clean but not a standout.