Cobra · Fairway · 2020

Speedzone

Best for you're a mid-handicapper (8-25 HCP) with an 80-105 mph swing speed who needs an easy-to-launch fairway off the deck — and you're happy to shop the used market for 2020-era value.

Starting from: £68.30
Listings: 8
Retailers: 4
vs RRP: −70%

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15° · 3W · Regular · LH15° · 3W · Regular · Left-Handed

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About the Cobra Speedzone

The Cobra Speedzone is a 2020 fairway from Cobra. Listed on CaddyCompare in 15°, 17°, 18°, 21°, 24° and 27° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 4 UK retailers below — currently from £68.30.

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£68

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£68

Set 26 May · today

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£68

Set 26 May · today

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Agentic-research score from synthesised reviews, lab tests, and head-to-head comparisons. Relative to category peers — see methodology.

78Forgiveness

72Distance

62Workability

76Feel

76Sound

78Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Hollow split rails flex at impact for a 70% larger sweet spot — up to 2.3mph more ball speed retained on mishits (about 8 yards)
Sound as satisfying as the crack of a wooden baseball bat — carbon-fibre crown plus steel body produces a firm whack with only a hint of metallic tone
ClubTest 2020 standout for turf interaction — the rails make the club less prone to digging on slightly heavy strikes
Golf Monthly Editor's Choice 2020 — recognised in Golf Digest 2020 Hot List coverage

Cons

Standard model launches high but spins high — total carry trails the Big Tour sibling (255yd average) in independent testing
Now five years old — superseded by the Cobra Aerojet (2023), Darkspeed (2024) and DS-ADAPT (2025) families on ball speed and dispersion
No movable weight — single back-weighted setup, no fore/aft tuning
Look at the Tour or Big Tour siblings if you want workability or low-spin tour-spec performance

Best for: You're a mid-handicapper (8-25 HCP) with an 80-105 mph swing speed who needs an easy-to-launch fairway off the deck — and you're happy to shop the used market for 2020-era value.

Avoid if: You swing over 105mph and want low-spin penetrating flight (the Big Tour or Tour siblings are the right pick), or you want the latest face technology (the 2024 Darkspeed and 2025 DS-ADAPT families have moved the bar).