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At TZ GOLF we specialize in vintage clubs and golf related items that have a cult like following, may be underrated in some circles, are beautiful to look at, have great performance, give a better value than overpriced new clubs and will help golfers have more fun & style on the golf course.

King Cobra S9 SINGLE 6 Iron Regular Flex Steel Shaft Right Handed.

The Cobra S9 Irons are designed as a game improvement iron. Made with a large cavity back that places the Center of Gravity lower in the head, and helps to promote higher, straighter, and more consistent flight. The Unique weighting in the head allows for lower lofts to be used this in return gives the players longer distance throughout the bag with out altering their swings.

We can’t say it enough: These are the most technologically advanced, most forgiving irons Cobra has ever made. Featuring their new game-changing, multi-material iron technology, the S9 Irons have higher inertia qualities and an extremely low and back Center of Gravity (CG) for high launch, greater distance and more accuracy. The multi-material technology includes a wide sole, polymer topline and urethane insert for softer feel. To sum it up, these irons are a huge advancement in advancing your game.

* Wide Sole, Low Profile, Undercut Cavity - Extreme low, back CG and high MOI for high launch, greater distance and maximum forgiveness.
* Polymer Topline - Extreme low, back CG and vibration dampening.
* Back Cavity Plate, Urethane Insert - Vibration dampening, softer feel.
* Premium Graphite Design Ys - 5.1 or Nippon N.S. Pro Shafts - Higher launch, greater control and accuracy.

Review: "For a "ultra game improvement" iron these have found their way into my bag. I had back surgery in 2010 and I had to make some switches in the bag. I had to shelf my Adams Idea Pro irons and my Titleist. 1st switch was to Regular shafts in my irons. 2nd was switching from steel to graphite and I haven't looked back. I know what decent golfer uses graphite shafts right? This guy, and without any thought of switching back to steel any time soon. I love the much lighter shafts as well. These irons swing effortlessly with these shafts. This irons have a large sweet-spot as advertised. They are not near as workable as blades or players clubs admittedly. However, they ARE WORKABLE, they are responsive. They are not as responsive as Mizuno forged irons or most any forged irons so if you need that sort of workability these aren't for you. But if you want to hit it straight and even if you mishit the ball on occasion but want great results then try these cobra irons out. What sold me on these irons was the feedback. Altho even mishit shots go straight and long, when you hit them flush you know it. The sound is also nice when centered on club face. They are sorta flashy but nothing extreme. The YS-5.1 shafts are pretty nice for stock graphite. In fact I was surprised because I had bad luck with Graphite Designs YS driver and wood shafts so I was leery. I am borderline stiff/reg but I'm glad I dropped down to regular shafts in these irons. I have always hit an 8 iron right at 150 yards and I was afraid I would lose all my distance control computer brain settings. Astonishingly I now hit my 8 iron around 155 yds, I lost no distance and gained control. Maybe I should have switched earlier although my swing speed has dropped from 96-99mph with irons down to 88-92mph due to the bad back and surgery. 1st set of Cobra irons and I am very very pleased thus far. As my game shakes off the rust from time off from back surgery I may have actually benefited in some aspects. I probably would have never tried an Ultra Game Improvement iron like these. They are great irons with a higher launch than some may like but if you need a little help elevating the ball I recommend them and the GD YS 5.1 shafts as well. Well played Cobra, I looked these up on the Maltby Playability Factor or MPF and they were very high like 980 or so. That is just a formula used to help identify and categorize irons and the their forgiveness and such. Callaway and Maltby irons are definitely favored by this MPF system but to see these irons rated high was not surprising. I would say they are a touch marginally bigger than say a midsize iron but not much. They are in fact appealing at address and don't feel big like most Callaways or other game improvement irons. Well done Cobra, note the irons I am referring to are the 2007 version with less RED than the newer 2008 version. I hit both and preferred these. They were selected over Adams, Callaway, Tour Edge Exotics(barely I liked them a lot too), Clevelands etc..."

This SINGLE iron is in good condition, there are some scratches, no dings, has newer, soft playable grip, good looking shaft, but almost no groove wear.

This club will be a great replacement for many years.