Cobra Golf King LTDx LS Fairway Wood 3 Right Handed Stiff 14,5° Golf Club - Fairwaywood

The LTDx LS is our lowest spinning fairway designed for skilled players with fast swing speeds.

Lower Spin With Higher Forgiveness

• PWR-COR Technology positions a substantial amount of weight low and forward for faster ball speed with reduced spin. With most of its weight positioned forward, the 'LS' model features the lowest spin and the most workability of the models.

Face Design

• A H.O.T Face design is precisely tuned for speed using machine learning. Using data from thousands of impact simulations, we've created multiple zones with perfected thicknesses to increase ball speed across a larger area of the face.

Lighter And More Stable

• A lighter carbon crown allows more weight to be repositioned low and forward in the PWR-COR to maximize speed and stability.

Tech Overview

PWR-COR TECHNOLOGY

• PWR-COR Technology is a multi-material weighting system that positions as much weight as possible low and forward. The weighting system utilizes a tungsten internal weight and an aluminum external weight that is positioned right behind the hitting zone to transfer maximum speed to the golf ball at impact with reduced spin.

ADJUSTABLE WEIGHTING

• Two adjustable weights (a heavy 12 g and a lightweight 3 g) can be positioned in the heel and toe position. Position the 12 g heavy weight in the toe for max fade bias (3-4 yards), or in the heel for a neutral to fade biased ball flight.

PROGRESSIVE BAFFLER RAILS

• The 3W features no rails to account for a sweeping, shallow swing while the 5W features pronounced rails to improve turf interaction for steeper swings.

H.O.T FACE TECHNOLOGY

• Using machine learning, we've created a new variable thickness design that is precision tuned for speed. H.O.T stands for ''Highly Optimized Topology.'' Using data from thousands of impact simulations, we've optimized thicknesses in multiple zones to maximize ball speed across a larger area of the face. These zones create visual peaks and valleys that resemble a topology map, which is how the design got its name.