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According to Cobra, the LD (Limit Dimensions) driver has golf’s largest clubface. Pushing the limits of clubhead size set by the USGA help this club generate a massive Moment of Inertia (MOI) for faster ball speed and longer, straighter drives. The real benefit of a high MOI is reducing the dispersion of your drive from its intended target on a mishit.

The club’s high MOI, combined with Speed Tuned clubhead and shaft promote high launch with a slight draw bias for maximum distance and accuracy. This club also contains an increased Crown Slope which is responsible for moving the center of gravity lower and deeper in the clubhead for high trajectory and increased distance.

While this is a very good club, we feel that in comparison to the Cleveland Hibore XLS, it does not matchup in forgiveness and distance off the tee. Ultimately though, the decision rests with each golfer based on his or her own personal preference. If this club is the best driver that you have ever used, then great! The best advice we can give when evaluating different clubs is to try them all! There’s no harm in shopping around!

The Cobra Speed LD driver can currently be purchased here at Golf Galaxy for about $200.

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