skeeter33

They've released the 4-piece four times now and I have boxes from each one. The markings are identical. I thought the latest release wasn't a Nassau ball. If so, don't they have to differentiate for USGA (approval) purposes?

F8 with Tensei Blue finally arrived. Weather is supposed to improve so I'm hoping to take it out this weekend.

I've always been able to tell you who's our rep for Callaway, Titleist, Ping, Srixon/Cleveland, Mizuno and even the rep of the month for TM but no idea who reps Cobra. Honestly, MGS turned me on to them.

The Fly Z got me hooked on them. Yeah they're non-existent here at green grass accounts and demo days. However, I got them invited to my club's demo day in '18. Really want to demo the wedges. Always wondered if lack of demo days is the reason. We have two golf stores, Golf Headquarters (great selection of Cobra gear) and Golf Galaxy (only saw irons last time I walked through. This GG should just close IMO). Always thought that demo days support golf store sales. How much tour presence do you need and what's the RIO for a company. You need some but how much to really impact sales. Sure it provides validation for the consumer but how much weight does it have at the time of purchase.

I have a question and would love some input, especially from Tony or Adam. Several sites including this one has applauded Cobra's product over the last 4 years. I loved the F7 line and still play the woods and hybrids. However, I never see any of its products in other bags on the course. And I play a lot of golf at home and on the road. On occasion I'll see something from the BioCell or AMP line. My question is, why don't I see more. Doesn't make sense because they made some damn good equipment. Is it lack of marketing, lack of reps? Do do demo days? I'm scratching my head.