However, one ultimate thing to help you assess your shot is through the driver's loft. The possibility to launch your ball into high or low flight will be determined depending on the golfer and the club in their hand. On those days when the driver struggles to go straight, this is the one you will want to have in your bag. When you hit one of these well, it feels nearly as pure as a performance driver. However, we have to give the F Max some credit. Typically speaking, an offset game improvement type driver like this is never really considered when it comes to feel. Essentially if you are a slicer, the F Max’s performance will stand out as one of the best choices. Also, it helps in finding the middle of the fairway more reliably. This club's offset design is the ultimate fairway finder, which its offset hosel corrects any of the rightward tendencies. This Cobra F Max driver’s weight is concentrated towards and low to the heel, which will reduce the slice and hit a straight drive. Its Heel/back weighting is made to your favor as having trouble in the club in turning it over. This driver's PWR ridges make its visual alignment user set up a square for every play's target. Its carbon fiber crown as a replacement of the titanium makes it saves up to 10 grams and repositioned the low and back to maintain the high MOI. If your swing speed is a bit slower, the F Max is a perfect choice. The weight then makes it a bit harder for the golfer to swing the club. The reason behind this is that the adjustability in a club takes up a good amount of weight. You will notice that the F Max Airspeed Offset does not have adjustability.
Cobra King F-Max Airspeed Offset Driver has a lighter head weight because of its carbon fiber, which saves the weight discretionary-providing the ability to maintain a high MOI for the optimal blend of speed and forgiveness.
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