The Cobra Aerojet LS has got bundles of forgiveness on offer and it looks both great in the bag and at address. Our final judgement would be that Cobra isn't as quite fast as Callaway this year, but this doesn't diminish the quality of the club. In terms of average total distance, the Cobra Aerojet LS Driver weighed in exactly the same as the Titleist TSR4 Driver at 322 yards.
The Cobra Aerojet and the Cobra Aerojet Max drivers are also mightily impressive with very few weaknesses.Īlex averaged 177mph ball speed, which let's face it is bang on the money.īut it just falls a tad short of those above in this test. With off-centre shots and strikes high off the club face, we were pleased with the consistency and dispersion of the Cobra Aerojet LS driver. Check out our reviews on both the TSR2 Driver and TSR3 Driver. We have also tested out Titleist's other two TSR Driver models. The Titleist TSR4 is a very solid driver, but it just lacked the buzz of those above for us. We also thought the PING was much more forgiving, and for that reason Titleist misses out on a podium place. The Titleist TS4 Driver certainly has plenty of power packed into it, but we just found it came up shy compared to the Callaway and TaylorMade. While reasonably forgiving, it wasn't a standout feature for us, at least in comparison to those above. Alex achieved a smash factor of 1.48, which is a solid number here.ĭuring our testing session, it was evident the TSR4 driver was the next step in the brand's Speed Project with ball speed at the heart of its design. This is a term used to describe the energy transferred from the club to the ball.
The smash factor was also another impressive feature of this driver. In terms of average distance, Alex was at 322 yards, which is a minor gain on his driving distance.
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