Cobra 2021 KING 3D Printed Golf Putter | Agera

Cobra’s outstanding new range of Cobra King 3D Printed putters offers exceptional performance in terms of forgiveness, consistency, and technological game improvement on the putting green. 

The ground-breaking use of 3D printing has created a lightweight nylon lattice cartridge with reduced mass at the core to free weight for exceptional MOI and forgiveness in the putting stroke.  Cobra’s legacy of pushing the boundaries of what equipment can do is continued through the multi-material construction, SIK face insert and Descending Loft Technology, and Arccos™ performance tracking. 

Taking inspiration from high-performance super cars, Cobra King 3D Printed putters will stand out on the course and take your putting game to the next level.

The Cobra KING 3D Printed Agera Golf Putter is an oversized mallet with a Face Balanced set-up suitable for players who like to take the putter straight back and through. This configuration provides face-balancing and very little rotation through the stroke. The bulk of the weight is low on the putter at the perimeter edges meaning the MOI is through the roof for maximum stability and forgiveness in the stroke. A single sightline in the middle of the putter head is great for alignment and looks highly impressive.

• Agera: Single Bend, Face Balanced 0° Toe Hang
• Oversized Mallet putter
• Exceptional levels of MOI: 7600g cm2
• 3D Printed Nylon Cartridges: intricate 3D printed nylon lattice cartridge maximises weight distribution within the putter head for highest possible MOI 
• Multi-material construction: 261g steel chassis, 27g aluminium crown, 53g tungsten weighting
• SIK’s Descending Loft Technology: four descending lofts on putter face = 4° at the top, 1° at the bottom (with 2° and 3° central portions) for stable launch consistency and roll even when the attack angle or shaft lean changes
• Cobra Connect™, powered by Arccos™: shot tracker in the end of each Lamkin Sink Fit grip paired with Arccos Caddie App to record stats and manage game-improvement