Cosmic Duffer

Yes. Definitely Cobra. I played their S2 Driver for years until I wore it out and discovered that it was actually costing me distance. It was a great fairway splitter!!

Adams Golf. Clubs for the everyday hacker.

Pet peeve #1. Divot in the fairway rule. #2. Unsolicited advice. Golf is not a one size fits all experience. That's a major part of its appeal. Golf is a Rorschach test and you're only able to see what you are capable of seeing. If the tech player lens works for you, great. Same if you're a feel player. You do you and I'll do me. If I want your opinion I'll ask for it.

All of the clubs in my bag are multiple generations old. For example, a TaylorMade RBZ driver, Callaway Steelhead III fairway Woods and an original Odyssey two ball white hot putter first introduced in the 2000s!! They all play fine for me. And I'm comfortable with my setup. That's the important thing. I recently tried the new AI version of my classic two ball white hot putter and it was very nice - but definitely not $300 dollars more nice. Just saying... Bottom line: if the OP is buying equipment that's only a year or one generation old, he needn't worry about the technology and should see a much better price for the clubs throughout the bag. Go for it!