Cobra Radspeed

Moderate, and the relative weak point of the line. With the default forward weighting the setup lowers MOI and forgiveness in pursuit of speed and low spin, positioning the standard Radspeed as the workable, lowest-spin head rather than the forgiving one - that role belongs to the rearward-weighted XB. Stable enough for a 0-15 player, but not a game-improvement head.

A genuine standout. The 2021 Most Wanted robot test (38 models, 18,000+ shots) named the Radspeed the best driver for total distance in the high-swing-speed category and a leader in the mid-swing-speed category. Standout ball speed and a considerable spin reduction versus the prior generation - among the longest drivers of its year.

The most workable of the three Radspeed heads - the fastest ball speeds, lowest spin rates and most workability of the line. The forward, low-spin bias rewards a player who wants to shape a piercing flight. A neutral, low-spin player's head rather than a strong shot-shaper, but more workable than its siblings.

Powerful and solid - a comfortable, stable impact across both weight settings and among Cobra's more satisfying, connected feels. A strong sensation that holds up on mishits.

Distinctive and divisive - a unique, characteristically loud and sharp Cobra impact note. Confident and powerful, but the volume and pitch won't be for every ear.

Clean shape, bold colour - the carbon crown sits cleanly at address, but the signature Turbo Yellow accents are loud and polarising. A tidy, confidence-inspiring head shape let down for some by the bright trim.