Wir testen den limitierten 3D-gedruckten Putter von Cobra! Bietet die 3D-Drucktechnologie eine erhöhte Stabilität in einer Blade-Putter-Form? Und wie hilft die Sik-Putter-Face-Technologie, wenn Sie einen Putt verfehlen? In diesem Video testen wir den Putter gründlich auf dem Quintic Ball Roll Launch Monitor, um es herauszufinden! 0:00 // Einführung 5:01 // Test 12:27 // Zusammenfassung & Schlussfolgerungen ABONNIEREN SIE DEN KANAL: https://www.youtube.com/txgtourexperiencegolf?sub_confirmation=1 Folgen Sie uns auf Instagram: http://instagram .com/theofficialtxg WERDEN SIE TEIL DES TXG-TEAMS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDdF3VYuCTZ9HuEnkGdPkCQ/join http://txg.ca Gefilmt bei: Tour Experience Golf Custom Golf Club Fitting Studio – Toronto, Kanada
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I’m loving mine, the sik face really gets the ball rolling well for me and the moi is great. I’ve noticed the same as you guys that speed control is very consistent as well. It’s not as pretty as my toulon chicago, but it’s going in the bag
Agreed on the roll, I have the sik K putter and the face technology has been night and day for me. I used to have horrible pace control, 3 putts are now a rarity thankfully
Nice!
Can I get the blueprints so I can print it myself on my 3d printer?
I heard there were only 500 made…with all the ones they’ve given out for review there won’t be many left to buy..🤔
No right handed ones available at this point, only left hand
Is that a putter in your pocket or…?
Curious how long it’ll be before you can get the lattice work printed in different colors. Tons of really cool looking plastics out there, and people love personalizing their clubs.
The lattice is actually metal as well, seems to be powder coated black on mine
@Bleda thanks for the info! Still seems like color could be an option with powder coating.
The Cobra site shows the components unpainted and currently looks like they print the head and lattice as one piece and just paint.
Curious about the comments around public courses vs private, is that greens condition and how well rolled or maintained they are? I play a mix of both and wonder about how that affects putting.
The private courses I belong to definitely roll faster. My home course is routinely 13–14 on the Stimp.
I think what they meant by public vs private was grass length related. Private courses tend to be a bit quicker and cut tighter requiring less launch to get the ball out of its depression and on top of the blades. Whereas public courses tend to be a bit slower with shaggier greens which requires more launch to get the ball on top of the blades and rolling.
Do we know the moi figures I currently use a cure rx5 and it is off the scale in terms moi and forgiveness would love you guys to review a cure putter and play around with excess weights
This putter is not for me based on the looks and price, but it is really interesting for future trends.
Why did Matt test in right handed, and not left handed when you have the left handed putter there?
I think it would bring more to the channel if you had a right handed/slower swing speed player – as it would help to remove swing/stroke variables for somebody learning to play in the other orientation (although Matt gives it a good go).
I’m guessing the camera / lighting system is difficult or time consuming to move into a left-handed orientation. Also interested to hear about that
Yes, it’s easier to leave the machine in RH and most people watching would prefer to see a RH putter anyway. It doesn’t negatively impact the validity of the test, we had consistent strokes in the data so we can be confident in measuring the performance of the putter
I wonder if TXG will now consider selling/fitting for SIK Putters 🤔 surprised they don’t already…
I think SIK may only sell direct from themselves still
@89Sod I reached out to SIK earlier this month – Club Champion in Buffalo or Michigan would be the closest to Toronto to get a fit and purchase one.. They told me they don’t work with anyone from Canada at the moment. Hopefully that’ll change soon.
@JR I’m over in Scotland. Nowhere over here have them to fit as far as I’m aware. Hopefully that changes as they grow. Best putter iv owned
Shielsy boy wasn’t a fan. This is why we should watch these fact and data driven vids… Opinion and conjecture are dangerous.
Definitely interesting to see the various opinions. Crossfield was very happy with it.
I don’t think he’s a very good reviewer. Changes his testing parameters on a whim
He always puts big points on form over function…and he seems to value how it makes him look using it which isn’t a great way to review things.
Great to see a review using some technology and science. Every other review I have seen is just some big name YouTubers hitting some putts and saying they don’t like the feel!
Feel is pretty important.
@Austin Lindstrom But also personal.
Well, M.C. actually did and he was positive to the DLT
@Chris M rick shield doesn’t like anything that would help his game 😂😂
@Austin Lindstrom Putter feel is a combo of ball & club. As I’ve gone to firmer balls (currently TP5x/Pro V1x) for distance reasons, I’ve moved to softer putter inserts. Those balls feel terrible on my old teryllium Scotty Cameron, Which was made when balata balls were still dominant on tour.
Looks very good and the technology makes sense
shouldnt a 3d printed club be cheaper? or am i missing the point?
Limited release
Metal printing is still relatively expensive over casting and even milling.
Evnroll er2b vs this cobra be interesting to see
Your telling me he doesn’t putt right handed?
Only in our videos, he’s equally proficient right handed at putting. The lad is talented!!
But is that the 3d printing, the weighting, or the efficiency of the multiple face angles. Are there any other putters using that same face angle design and achieving the same results?
Look up SIK putters, they designed the face & licensed it to Cobra.
Ian and Matt: Well, when we get done testing putters we have to get back to designing/architecture work on the buildings in the background. Is there anything these two cannot do?
🤣 that’s our neighbours in the building
Now I’d like to see the Tommy Armour 1957 IM reviewed to see how much progress has been made.
Excellent review, as it definitely showed the effort Cobra put into developing this putter. I’m hoping this makes it into full production. Good job to both TXG and Cobra on this!
I would have loved to see matt use another similar shaped putter during this test to see if there was anything weird with his right handed stroke and to reaffirm that the cobra putter was actually doing a lot of the work to get the proper putter conditions.
Nothing weird with the stroke, we were tracking delivery numbers during the test. There are definitely other putters that have great stability and face technology also
More putters! Love the channel and it’s been a huge part in my rediscovery and love of golf in 2020!
Very intriguing review, very interested to see more tech like this work its way in to equipment to see just how far manufacturers can go with it. Great job gents
Anyone else not truly trust a golf equipment review unless it comes from TXG since discovering them?
Facts. I wrote this putter off after watching Rick’s review but now not so much.…
Since I found them anything I’m curious about the first thing I do is search if they have done a video about it before.
These guys and Mark Crossfield give actual insight rather than just regurgitate the marketing material.
@Izzy Avilez Ricks videos are more entertaining than informative.
@Izzy Avilez I was 100% the same. After watching this and doing some more reading I ordered one.
L.A.B. and SiK should create the perfect putter together. It’ll be uglier than a baboon ass, but it’ll sink putts.
You should put a stability shaft in one of those and see the numbers
No need based on these results.
Love to see this have one in way.
Can’t wait for a mallet design with this tech in it see how it performs
This tech is taken from SIK putters that bryson uses. They have a mallet putter already. I’m not a fan of the looks of it but they do have one you can check out on their website
The only reason I wouldn’t get this is the price
A SIK putter and a RAD driver… Cobra ‘getting down’ with the cool kids it seems. The tech on show in the putter and your lab are different class
Excellent review! I’m really excited to try this putter in my fitting, I love the concept of a more forgiving mallet but it’s so hard to look at compared to my Anser. This truly looks like the best of both worlds, I’m curious how long it will take other companies to adapt.
always blown away by the technology and science on display on this channel. Great work!
Not that anything would get me to drop my T22 but I’d love to see one and have a go with one, very interesting
I do have a gss tour rat as a backup putter .……
Matt: “Maybe if I stroke it with my eyes closed…” My wife: spits coffee out of her nose laughing. Not only great technical content, but entertaining too!
If you don’t laugh at that there is something wrong with you. That’s hilarious! Heard him say it and never thought that.
How the f### did I miss that!!! 🤣🤣
It would be a dream to be a fly on the wall watching Matty and Ian work / play for a week. I feel like I would learn so much
Glad to see there is some little love for Cobra!
Does anyone else want to sit down next to Matt and Ian and just listen to them for hours at a time listening to their knowledge about golf tech ??
So is Matty now the Right handed Putting God?
Good to see that Cobra are pushing the Tech boundary’s of their Clubs. But truthfully I don’t really care how a Club is made (or how it looks) the only thing that really matters is does it lower my score and in the case of a Putter does it help me to hole more Putts. The rest is just froth
Guys I have just recently been lured away from my Scotty Cameron Newport 1.5, by the Mizuno MCraft 1. Very big call for me as I have gamed it and loved it for many years, with great results. This vid has certainly been good for thought!! Are you sure our Ol’Mate Matty really IS left handed!!
Great stuff as always guys.
G’day again from Australia.
I am really into this. Do i need another putter? I dont, but maybe i do…
Great, insightful review – love the channel!
Right. I’ll 3D print a putter and shoe you what it should look like. Just can’t leave it exposed to sunlight for too long ok
My left handed one arrived today. Cannot wait for my weekend round
Always been curious but what are Matt and Ian‘s handicaps?
Matt is +1.3 I am +2.3
So is the entire putter 3D printed or just the black insert? And what is that black insert made of?
The entire head is printed 316 Stainless except the forged 6061 Sik face insert. The two tone is done with Silver/Black PVD.
@Cameron Day Thanks for clearing that up
Love the review! Would love to see a Sik putter review as comparison. Curious if the tech performs the same.
Pretty sure it is the exact same tech. Cobra licensed it from SIK cause dechambeau currently uses the SIK putter and cobra for all his other clubs. I’m guessing SIK and cobra will partner up eventually or cobra will buy them out.
I think the interesting part of a head to head with the Sik blade would be the differences in MOI between the putters. The face technology in the case of the Sik putter is applied to what looks like a pretty traditional blade. This cobra putter seems to have mallet forgiveness in a “blade” design and it doesn’t look as good to me as the Sik. Since looks are such a big component of fit, I would love to see what you are giving up by going with Sik over Cobra. What are the trade-offs
I don’t drink tea, but as a Mechanical Engineer I gotta say, I like this putter. It’s the price tag that prevents me from running out and buying one.
So by the end of next season Bryson will have more loft on his putter than on his driver??
I really like what Cobra R&D team has been doing over the last few years. Not every idea really works but they deserve real kudos for trying different things. Sadly they then take the ideas to the product branding team who proceed to ruin everything but slapping branding on every square inch (or at least that is what it feels like) of the club.
As a right handed golfer who puts left handed I definitely think Matt should try right handed putting more
I believe that Notah Begay was a switch putter. He used a Bullseye ‑like putter that you could use left or right handed.
Notah used to switch hit to putt right handed for left to right breakers and left handed for right to left. Worked pretty well for him when he was on tour
Need a baseline with another righty putter for Matt.
We’ve tested many RH putters with Matt. None have performed like this.
As someone who has a history with 3D printers, the high cost would be attributed to the inability to scale up manufacturing as they would with a cast / forged process. It would take hours to print + assemble just one putter, and the costs of printers would not be justifiable to do bulk production.
I do like the look personally as I am so used to 3D printing and the need to create supports such as a honeycomb mesh to ensure the integrity of the design / form is maintained during the cooling period.
Only issue I see is build up of grass and dirt in that mesh back.
Gotta try it lefty Matty might be your new flat stick.
I think he should be trying it Righty!!! Unbelievable delivery numbers.
I am curious to see if Matt can maintain the streak of great putting with a different putter in the same session.
This is the fourth review I have seen of this putter, Mark Crossfield liked it, as did James Robinson. But Rick Shiels gave it a so so review. None of them went as in depth as this.…so it looks like Rick was wrong looking at the numbers you have just provided.
Great info. Wasn’t there a Teardrop putter that had a variable face lofted putter about 30 years ago?
Certainly will be checking this one out.
A few companies have used variable loft on the face.
Well, now along with the AutoFlex shaft my younger brother now will have to get me the putter for Christmas. Very cool putter guys, thanks for all the new golf tech to view.
F1 teams 3D print some of their metal parts now, metal 3D has been around a while I think and F1 teams are at the front of technological innovation
Matt looks EXACTLY like Dr.Lupo haha
Cobra have really took it to the next level over these past few years! Fair play to them!
I love the putter!!!! Only down side is the length. I went to the local golf shop to cut it down. I’m sure once it’s the correct length it would be even better! Great feel and technology!!
You guys have some of the most knowledgeable and awesome reviews. Keep up the great work
Wanted to ask this on live stream, and this video reminded me – what putters are you finding success with in fittings? You guys usually cover drivers/woods/irons in this respect, i.e., what’s popular in the shop, and curious if you’re seeing any trends with putters and putters that are particularly performing well?
I want a putter with a combination of SIK descending loft and EVROLL grooves on a putter.
Fun test idea that relates to this topic. Blade putter with Stability Tour shaft vs. Mallet putter with a standard shaft. Which is better on resisting twisting???
I would love to see you guys test a few putters alongside this one to check how different it behaves versus an Odyssey, Evnroll, or Scotty. I think that would give an interesting comparison.
I may be in the minority but I do not enjoy watching you guys play opposite handed, outside of a fun match or something. I kinda get it for SGI irons, but I still would rather just see one of you guys hit them regular handed. Perhaps I’m in the minority, but I don’t see why a proper review could not be done using a swing that is better than the clubs were designed for. Just my opinion, and I love 95% of what you guys do, so keep up the good work!
If you went to Golf Town and spent $150, $300 and $450 for 3 similar shaped putters, I would love to see the comparison.
I’ve seen 4 reviews of this Cobra Putter. The TXG one is the best! Only one I’ve seen with data and metrics regarding the putting performance. Well done fellas, thanks!
3D printing is the future of golf mostly because it is an additive construct process versus a reductive process. Meaning that there are no molds or wasted materials when you 3D manufacture a club. Whereas in a forging or cast process you have excess material that either goes to waste or can be reprocessed at a cost as well. Well done
Piretti, scottt, bettinardi, toulon vs video. High end putters with similar head designs in a head to head challenge similar to the driver/woods best of videos
I recently received my putter. I made three straight 20ft putts with it. Took it to the course and putted the best I have in years. I am engineer so the look doesn’t bother me too much. The results make it beautiful to me.
I average 34 to 36 putts a round. I played 1 round with this new cobra and had 31 putts, may not seem like a big difference to most but thar was my lowest putting round ever. I can’t wait until the next round. If i can break into the 20s that would be game changing
@Just bored i agree, but compared to the putter I have had in the bag for twon years that i have been averaging 36 putts a round with, it felt like a deal lol. All golf clubs a rip off in my opinion, my first complete set of 14 clubs when i was a teenager was 200$ and that included a bag and sleeve of balls lol
Y’all should try a national custom putter, they started with this technology.
Finally someone has done a in-depth review with different stroke analysis and the club performance, rather than commenting on the feel or look, which will obviously vary from person to person.….. for $600aud I would want to know if it’s actually a game improver or just clever marketing. keep doing what you’re doing. Cheers lads.
I don’t know why but this putter offends me. The face should be a single loft. This is like having multiple putters in the bag for different strokes but not having to know when to use each one because the putter already knows which one you’re going to need. Takes the skill out of putting.
NCW has been in the 3D putter printing game since 2018ish I believe.
Do you guys take used clubs? if I trade in my SC newport 2 (great condition) what would you sell one of these to me for?
“Either the putter’s great, or you maybe need to think about putting right handed” classic from Ian Fraser 😂😂😂
Porsche has 3D printed engine pistons for a 400+ BHP motor. Serious impacts in that use
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Where are you guys located? I would love to get fit by a real pro
you guys need to look into National Customs putters. they have been 3D for some time now for 1 off customs.
Question. Anyone know what putting mat TXG uses!? Looks like a roasted green surface like pro putt, but not sure. Thanks!
How about a putter bracket series.
Wait, why is Matty Boi putting right handed?
Tried one it crap
Did you all mention there was another variable loft putter that was more gradual with no pronounced angles
Why is the number #7 odyssey putter so popular??
I hit with a Scotty Cameron for thirty minutes today at the golf shop. About to pull trigger but thought I’d try out this putter. Wow. Left with the Cobra after just being amazed at how soft it is and the feel. Saw this video now just to see what others think… There’s something about this putter that is simply spectacular.
Matty boy 🏆😂
So did it go in the bag?
I bought a 3D printed Cobra Agera recently. I can’t believe how good this thing feels. The weight is perfect, the swing feels so natural, and mis-hits still go straight. I cringed at the price, but if I’m willing to pay that for a driver, why would I not pay that for a putter that is used so much more frequently?
how does this compare to the released retail version?
It’s pretty insane how detailed yet clear and easy to understand the TXG reviews and product test are. Would love to see you guys do the Agera and Supernova 3D Printed models as well.