After the success of its limited-edition LIMIT3D irons, COBRA Golf, a leader in golf equipment, announces the launch of its 3D-printed TOUR irons in its standard retail line. Available starting March 21, 2025, these clubs mark a new milestone in additive manufacturing innovation.
Innovation Inspired by the Success of LIMIT3D Models
COBRA Golf has been exploring 3D printing since 2020 in collaboration with HP, and in 2024, it launched the LIMIT3D irons, the first commercially available 3D-printed irons. Their design, optimized with an internal lattice structure and made from 316 stainless steel, captivated golfers. Building on this popularity, the brand is introducing the TOUR irons, inspired by the LIMIT3D and KING TOUR models, with weight reduced by 33% and improved performance thanks to a lower center of gravity and increased moment of inertia.
High-End Performance Made Accessible in Series
Manufactured using a DMLS process, COBRA 3D-Printed TOUR irons feature the durability and corrosion resistance of 316 stainless steel. These clubs, equipped with internal structures that optimize stiffness and feel, will be priced at $2,450 for a standard set. A custom configuration will also be available. COBRA is democratizing a technology initially reserved for premium models, offering competition to other innovations such as custom-made $10,000 clubs.
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