3D Printed Irons Review
Wanted to give a quick review of these irons since I couldn’t find much information on them before I bought them.
Disclaimer: I was able to get these at a significant discount because my brother works at a golf store.
A little backstory: I had been playing Cobra King Tours for quite a while and was playing well with them, but I thought moving to something a little more forgiving might help. I switched to a Srixon ZXi combo set (5s and 7s). Nothing against those clubs—they’re excellent—but the offset never really suited my eye. I also started developing a bit of a hook, and every once in a while I’d catch a random “hot” shot that would fly 20 yards farther than expected. That became my miss all season.
When the Cobra 3D Printed irons came out, I was intrigued, but the price tag seemed pretty outrageous. Eventually, I ended up with a combo set: 3DP MBs from PW-7 iron and 3DP Tours in the 4-6 irons.
I’ve now played five rounds with them, and here are my thoughts.
Despite the price, these irons are genuinely incredible. The MBs have forgiveness that honestly feels closer to a players-distance iron, but without the random jumpers. Front-to-back dispersion has been outstanding. They set up beautifully behind the ball, and even with the ultra-thin topline, they inspire a surprising amount of confidence after just a few swings.
The Tour long irons add just a little more size without looking bulky. They stay extremely consistent on distance and, in my experience, are even more forgiving than my ZXi 5s, which already felt incredibly forgiving across the face.
In short, Cobra absolutely knocked it out of the park with these. I’ll probably never say the price feels “reasonable,” but if any iron comes close to justifying a premium price tag, it’s these. Great work by Cobra.