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In-hand photos of Cobra’s new King F7 and King F7+ drivers

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Ten days after appearing on the USGA’s Conforming Club List, we spotted Cobra’s new King F7 and King F7+ drivers on the range at the Safeway Open. Cobra still hasn’t provided official details on the new drivers, but we can confirm a few things from our color photos than were only speculative from the USGA’s black-and-white images.

It’s clear from the crown graphics that both the King F7 and King F7+ will use Cobra’s Textreme Crown, an especially thin, strong and lightweight carbon fiber material that was used on the company’s King LTD driver, but not the King F6 and King F6+ drivers. According to Cobra, Textreme helps reduce the weight of the top of the driver, allowing more mass to be placed lower or deeper in the head to improve launch conditions.

The Textreme technology is highlighted on the back of the crown, but also by a diamond pattern that was well cloaked on the King LTD’s black crown. It’s similarly muted on the black King F7+ driver we photographed, is more visible on the blue King F7+ driver.

Black King F7+ Driver

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Blue King F7+ Driver

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Both the King F7+ drivers we photographed have a matte paint finish, but interestingly the King F7 drivers have a glossy finish. The King F7 model is also noticeably wider from toe to heel, as well as from front to back, resulting in a shallower driver head.

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Both drivers we photographed use three adjustable sole weights (12 grams, 2 grams and 2 grams), which allow golfers to position the heavy weight rearward for a higher ball flight, heel-ward for more draw bias or forward for a lower ball flight. Because of the King F7’s shape, the driver should be more forgiving than the King F7+.

Blue King F7 Driver 

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Both drivers appear use Cobra’s familiar MyFly loft adjustability system, which pairs with a specially designed sole (Cobra’s SmartPad), which helps keep face angle square as driver loft and lie angle are adjusted.

Related: See what GolfWRXers are saying about the new drivers in our forum. 

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  1. Rory Mack

    Oct 31, 2016 at 6:54 pm

    i have the f6+ and it is a piece of crap. dirt gets in through the sliding track and you have to empty it every day. would not recommend. hope the f7+ is better

  2. rjr25

    Oct 17, 2016 at 8:29 am

    cobra is getting pretty legit. just got the fly-z+ driver myself, love it

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  4. Ian

    Oct 14, 2016 at 11:34 pm

    Does anyone know if there will be a f7+ fairway? The Bio Cell and Fly-z+ fairways were the best

  5. Jeff

    Oct 13, 2016 at 11:01 am

    The speed channel was moved to the inside of the head…people were complaining that dirt and grass was getting stuck in the channel and hard to clean…

  6. Smitty

    Oct 13, 2016 at 10:30 am

    Interesting they appear to be going away from the channel around the club face. Love the looks of that matte black F7+.

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