The Cobra King TEC hybrids have been relaunched for 2023 with more set up options providing versatility, forgiveness and distance.

Featuring featuring three sole weights that can be positioned to create the perfect setup for you, the new rescues offer real performance gains in the 2023 model.

The clubhead of the hybrids has also been given a makeover with the face flatter and the profile longer from heel to toe for a more confidence inspiring look over the ball.

We take a look at what has changed, what you can expect in terms of performance gains and how the hybrids could suits you.

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What Cobra says about the King TEC Hybrids:

“Our most technologically advanced hybrid is designed to bring maximum distance, forgiveness, and versatility to your game.

“A players hybrid packed with technology, the KING TEC Hybrid has the versatility to fit every players game while maintaining the distance and forgiveness golfers have come to expect from a hybrid design.

“Three adjustable weight settings allow you to position two 12g weights in the front for lower spin and launch, in the back/heel for draw-bias, or in the back/toe for fade-bias.

“Refined clubhead shaping with a flatter face and longer heel to toe design inspires confidence and workability behind the ball while providing increased stability

“Proven PWRSHELL technology maximizes launch and distance, while an A.I. designed H.O.T Face delivers more speed and efficient spin across the entire clubface.”

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Cobra King TEC Hybrids Specs & Design

Cobra have given the King TEC hybrids a makeover and improved the performance of the latest version of the rescues for 2023.

The changes are subtle, mostly focused on the clubhead to create a flatter face and a long heel-to-toe distance for a larger footprint and more confidence.

The new Cobra TEC hybrids features PWRSHELL Technology, which is a lightweight carbon crown that helps to lower the center of gravity and increase ball speed.

Also helping to increase ball speeds and reduce spin levels is the improved A.I. designed H.O.T Face, in particular when it comes to off-center hits from the ST-118 insert in the face which creates a larger sweet spot.

The hybrids feature adjustable loft and a moveable weight system to allow golfers to optimize performance from the three options available.

The Cobra King rescues come in 2-Hybid (17 degrees), 3-Hybrid (19 degrees), 4-Hybrid (21 degrees) and 5-Hybrid (24 degrees) with plus or minus 1.5 degrees of adjustability available.

The three sole weights are also adjustable, with two 12g weights position in the front for lower spin and launch, in the back and heel for draw-bias or in the back and toe for a fade shape.

Verdict: Are Cobra King TEC hybrids any good?

The Cobra King TEC Hybrid is designed to be long off the tee, fairways and rough and they certainly deliver in that aspect.

Designed to help better players improve their game, they are a great option for golfers who want to maximize their distance yet retain some levels of forgiveness too.

They 2023 model certainly offers that forgiveness a little more from the larger, flatter face and you should be hitting longer and more accurate shots with these in the bag.

FAQs

How much do Cobra TEC hybrids cost?

The 2023 King TEC rescues are available for purchase at around £249 / $299 per hybrid.

What are the Cobra King TEC hybrids specs?

The rescues are available in 2-hybrid (17 degrees), 3-hybrid (19 degrees), 4-hybrid (21 degrees) and 5-hybrid (24 degrees).

What handicap golfer is the King TEC hybrids suited to?

They are designed for lower handicap golfers looking for shot-shaping rescues that also offer a degree of forgiveness.