The 6-SW XL Speed Irons have a slightly wider sole designed for improved turf interaction. A deep under cut design adds forgiveness and assists in launching the ball in the air with ease. You will benefit from added playability as the irons offer exceptional landing control through a slightly higher ball flight. Fitted with a lightweight steel shaft, this iron is the perfect blend of all things for higher handicap golfers. The bag has plenty of storage space but the top divider allows some of the club heads to bang into each other. Cobra Golf Fly XL Pros & Cons

The Fly XL is also an updated version of some the older clubs from the Cobra Brand, adding plenty of performance to the mix. The best thing about this set is that the irons feature a deep undercut so they are actually very workable. Pros: the 4 hybrid has a 21 degree loft and the 5 hybrid has a 24 degree loft for good launch angle. The Irons This is a 12-piece club set, it contains a driver, 3-wood, 5 wood, 4 hybrid, 5 hybrid, 6 – 9 in the irons, pitching wedge, sand wedge and a blade putter What you see here is that you do have all of the shots covered in this set. That is pretty good, and it does mean you no longer have to worry about whether or not you have the right club to hand. How They PlayDespite having stiff competition from the likes of the Wilson Platinum Profile and Callaway Strata sets, the Cobra Xl are enough to give any beginner set a run for their money. The driver is 460cc Titanium which is rear weight for a lower and deep COG of gravity which leads to long and far strikes. If you go with the graphite irons, you get an 11.5 degree driver which is perfect for anyone with a slower swing speed.

The Putter is a simple blade design and it comes with visual alignment allowing you to sink putts easily.The Cobra Golf Fly XL provides a great mix of performance and forgiveness which, is really what beginners and mid handicappers need. What you get here is a complete set made up of 12 clubs. It’s viewed as being a premium set for beginners, or even those players where they have brought their handicap down a bit but are still struggling. Wilson set also comes in a regular or tall version so if you’re over 6-ft 2 or 3 then you should probably give those clubs a look.