Cobra · Driver · 2020

Speedzone Xtreme

Best for you're a 10-25 handicapper who wants maximum forgiveness, elite ball-speed retention on mishits and an easy, straight, high launch.

Starting from: £159.99
Listings: 2
Retailers: 2
vs RRP: −54%

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About the Cobra Speedzone Xtreme

The Cobra Speedzone Xtreme is a 2020 driver from Cobra. Listed on CaddyCompare in 9°, 10.5° and 12° lofts, in right-hand and left-hand, with regular, stiff, extra-stiff and senior flex options. Compare prices from 2 UK retailers below — currently from £159.99.

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CaddyIndex™Experimental

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

88Forgiveness

86Distance

58Workability

84Feel

84Sound

80Looks

Pros & cons

Pros

Cobra's most forgiving driver of 2020 - its highest-ever measured MOI (~5500) from a 17g tungsten rear weight and a larger, perimeter-weighted head
Elite ball-speed retention - off-centre strikes held more ball speed than any other driver in ClubTest 2020
Incredibly solid, remarkably consistent feel and sound that barely change wherever you strike it
Straight, high-launching trajectory built for the 10-25 handicap player

Cons

Maximum MOI means reduced workability - the single rear weight builds in straightness, not shot-shaping
A 2020 release with a larger, bolder head - less compact and less adjustable than the tour Speedzone

Best for: You're a 10-25 handicapper who wants maximum forgiveness, elite ball-speed retention on mishits and an easy, straight, high launch.

Avoid if: You want to work the ball, prefer a compact traditional head, or chase the lowest spin - the standard Speedzone is the more workable, lower-spinning, better-player's option.