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You know, when you're trying to make a space age driver,
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like the Cobra King Limited,
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you're willing to go far out.
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Well they did materials research
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on the International Space Station
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that helped with the development
00:19
of the crown material on this driver.
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But what people are gonna have their eye go to
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is this space port,
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right here on there.
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Space port is kind of a fancy term
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for a little hole in the club,
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where you can kind of peer in
00:32
and actually see the inner workings of this driver.
00:35
You and I've seen the insides of drivers all the time.
00:37
But everyday players haven't.
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But it also as a function.
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It allows them to take some weight,
00:44
put it in the tungsten plug in the back,
00:46
that really helps with the stability of the club, too.
00:49
It helps with the stability,
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but what we're really talking about
00:52
is center of gravity, right?
00:53
Center of gravity applies to all drivers
00:56
but it's not anything you can see, right?
00:58
It's just floating around inside the head here.
00:59
It essentially determines what happens
01:01
to the ball when it leaves the club face.
01:03
What Cobra's done is kind of line up
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the center of gravity with the neutral axis.
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That's really hard to do.
01:09
When you get that CG lined up with the neutral axis,
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which is what they've tried to do here,
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you've got forgiveness,
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you've got better energy transfer,
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you've got lower spin,
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and you've got forgiveness.
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Yeah, and all that good stuff
01:20
is why one of our testers called
01:21
this Cobra's goat driver,
01:23
the greatest of all time.
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And it's also a reason why Ricky Fowler
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was testing it out at the Hero World Challenge.
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Now he hasn't put it in play yet,
01:31
but you can rest assured Ricky Fowler
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can play any driver he wants.
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So if this goes in the bag,
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it's a real validation that he thinks this club's better.