Cobra Golf launches new King and King-X range of MIM golf wedges

Cobra Golf has announced the launch of its new King and King-X wedges, with every wedge in the range built using Metal Injection Molding (Courtesy Cobra Golf)
Cobra Golf has announced the launch of its new King and King-X wedges, with every wedge in the range built using Metal Injection Molding (Courtesy Cobra Golf)

Cobra Golf, headquartered in Carlsbad, California, USA, has announced the launch of its new King and King-X wedges, with every wedge in the range built using Metal Injection Molding technology. Using MIM allows for exceptionally precise manufacturing, and is said to result in approximately 50% tighter tolerances than traditional cast wedges.

“Achieving optimum spin and trajectory control on wedge shots is key to scoring,” stated Chad DeHart, Sr. Product Line Manager at Cobra Golf. “MIM technology helps us produce wedges with tighter tolerances for exceptional consistency while FWT [Flight Window Technology] allows for optimal CG [centre of gravity] location throughout the full range of lofts. Together the two technologies, with the addition of the new grind options, provide golfers the ultimate versatility in our most advanced wedges to date.”

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The company has been working with MIM for a number of years, adopting the technology first for its King MIM wedges in 2019, followed by the King MIM Black wedges and MIM King Tour irons in 2020.

Like the standard King model, the King-X wedges are manufactured with MIM technology for exceptionally tight tolerances and feature a strategically placed TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) insert for enhanced feel at impact. To further improve forgiveness, a deep undercut design allows 20g of weight to be redistributed to the perimeter of the clubhead, making the King-X more stable on off-centre hits.

Both the new King and King-X Wedges will be available from Cobra Golf in March.

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