Cobra Golf

Cobra Golf
Subsidiary of Puma SE
Genre Golf
Founded 1973
Founder Thomas L. Crow
Headquarters Carlsbad, California, USA
Website www.cobragolf.com

Cobra Golf, based in Carlsbad, California, is an American manufacturer of golf equipment which is currently a subsidiary of the Puma company of Germany, which in turn is part of the French company Kering.

History

Founded in 1973 by Thomas L. Crow, Cobra produced one of the first utility clubs, the Baffler, long before the use of such clubs became popular. The company was acquired in 1996 by American Brands Inc. (later known as Fortune Brands)[1] and was grouped together under the Acushnet Company umbrella along with the company's other golf brands, Titleist, FootJoy, and Pinnacle Golf. Cobra was acquired by Puma SE in March 2010.[2]

Sponsorship deals

Cobra had a successful relationship with former world number one Greg Norman.[3]

In February 2014, Cobra Golf signed a multi-year partnership[4] with the PGA Tour's Honda Classic, making it one of the lead sponsors of the event.

PGA & European Tours

LPGA Tour

Golf Clubs

Cobra markets a full range of golf clubs.

Drivers

  • Cobra Fly-Z
  • Cobra F6+
  • Cobra BiO Cell
  • Cobra ZL Encore
  • Cobra Long Tom
  • Cobra Amp
  • Cobra Amp Cell
  • Cobra S3 Special Edition (White)
  • Cobra S3
  • Cobra S3 Max
  • Cobra Limited Edition ZL Driver (White)
  • Cobra S2 SN
  • Cobra S2 OS
  • Cobra S9-1 Pro D
  • Cobra ZL
  • Cobra S9-1 Pro S
  • Cobra S9-1 F Speed
  • Cobra S9-1 M Speed
  • Cobra 2008 Speed LD
  • Cobra L4V
  • Cobra L5V
  • Cobra Speed Pro

Fairways

  • Cobra BiO Cell
  • Cobra Amp Fairway
  • Cobra S3 Fairway
  • Cobra S3 Max Fairway
  • Cobra Baffler Rail Fairway
  • Cobra S2 OS
  • Cobra S2 SN
  • Cobra S9-1 Pro
  • Cobra S9-1 F Speed
  • Cobra S9-1 M Speed
  • Cobra 2008 Speed LD
  • Cobra Speed LD
  • Cobra Speed Pro

Utilities

Irons

  • Cobra Amp Forged
  • Cobra Amp
  • Cobra S3 Pro
  • Cobra S3
  • Cobra S3 Max
  • Cobra S2
  • Cobra S2 Max
  • Cobra S2 Forged
  • King Cobra Pro MB
  • King Cobra Pro CB
  • Cobra 2009 S9
  • Cobra 2008 SZ
  • Cobra 2008 UFI
  • Cobra Transition S

Wedges

Putters

  • Optica SL-01
  • Optica SL-02
  • Optica SL-03
  • Optica SL-04
  • Optica SL-05
  • Optica SL-06

References

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  3. ↑ "COBRA Golf teams up with Greg Norman". January 23, 2014. Archived from the original on March 13, 2014.
  4. ↑ Charlie Lemay (February 19, 2014). "Cobra signs multi-year agreement with Honda Classic".


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