Cobra Fly XL 2 11 Piece Package Set (Black/Gold Stand Bag) - Steel Shaft Irons

Cobra Fly XL 2 11-Piece Package Set — Steel Shaft Irons (Black/Gold)

Built specifically to fix the most common beginner problem: the slice.

The driver and fairway wood are both heel-weighted for draw bias. That's a deliberate design choice, not a marketing line. If you're losing drives right, this set is engineered to counter that.

What's Included and Why Each Club Matters

Driver — 10.5° (Graphite) Heel weighting promotes a draw bias. High loft makes it easier to launch. The combination reduces slices and adds carry distance for players still developing consistent contact.

5 Fairway Wood — 19° (Graphite) Shallow profile gets the ball up easily from fairway or light rough. Matches the driver's heel weighting so the bias is consistent across your long game, not just off the tee.

5 Hybrid — 23° (Graphite) Replaces the long irons most beginners can't hit. Versatile from any lie, good turf interaction, and forgiving enough to use from tee, fairway, or rough interchangeably.

Irons 6-9 (Steel) Cavity-back with perimeter weighting. Off-centre strikes still launch high and travel a usable distance. Steel shafts add stability and a more controlled feel on approach shots.

Pitching Wedge and Sand Wedge (Steel) Soft feel for touch around the greens. Two wedges means you're not improvising from inside 100 yards or out of bunkers from day one.

Putter Blade-style with alignment aid. Well-balanced for distance control. Gets the job done without overcomplicating putting for a new golfer.

Black/Gold Stand Bag Lightweight, dual-strap carry system, multiple pockets, rain hood included. Modern look that doesn't feel like a starter set.

Who It's For

Beginners, returning golfers, and high handicappers who want a complete, forgiving setup with a specific bias toward fixing a slice. Also suits anyone who doesn't want to research individual clubs and just needs a reliable bag they can play with immediately.

Technical Specifications

One Thing Worth Knowing

The mixed shaft setup (graphite in woods and hybrid, steel in irons) is deliberate and correct for this player profile. Graphite gives you speed where you need distance. Steel gives you control where accuracy matters more. It's not a cost-cutting measure.

Headcovers are included for the driver, fairway wood, and hybrid.