COBRA DS-ADAPT GOLF FAIRWAY WOODS

This depends entirely on your personal preference and where you need to see improvements in your game.

For example, the Cobra DS-Adapt X Golf Fairway Wood is one of the more forgiving fairways in the range, while the lightweight carbon crown promotes robust distance and greater weight distribution.

At the other end of the spectrum, the Cobra DS-Adapt LS fairway is ideal for players seeking a lower launch while benefitting from driver-like distances.

Be sure to explore our range of Cobra DS-Adapt Fairways to find the perfect club for you.

As a rule of thumb, you should only ever carry up to two fairway woods in your bag in any given game. 

Which specific woods you wish to carry, though, is another decision entirely.

The Cobra DS-Adapt Fairway Wood range is available in a variety of different lofts - including 3-wood, 5-wood, 7-wood and more - giving you plenty of opportunity to not only choose the right fairway wood to complement your game, but to choose the specific lofts you need to achieve the desired results.

If you’re unsure which Cobra fairway will suit you best, have a chat with the Clarkes team and we’ll do our best to point you in the right direction.

Cobra DS-Adapt Fairway Woods and Hybrids are both good choices to keep in your bag, though they serve very different purposes and it’s important to choose the correct club given the situation at hand.

Fairway woods are most often used on your second shot, where you should be on the fairway and there is still a considerable way to go to the pin. 

Hybrids, on the other hand, are made to bridge the gap between fairway woods and long irons, offering the distance of a wood combined with the accuracy of an iron. Traditionally, they’re known as ‘rescue clubs’ for their ability to get players out of the rough, without sacrificing accuracy or yardage.

Having both a Cobra DS-Adapt Fairway Wood and Hybrid in your bag will give you the best of both worlds.

Absolutely. Depending on the distance from the tee to the pin, using a Cobra DS Adapt Fairway Wood on your first strike could be the best option.

There are plenty of Par 3s (and even a few Par 4s) where using a Cobra Fairway off the tee would make more sense than using a driver. If the hole is particularly short, your driver could send the ball flying straight over the green, resulting in a terrible score.

Whereas a Cobra Fairway could drop the ball neatly on or beside the green, for a simple chip or putt to finish.