вЂњThe complementing BiO Cell hybrids feature a forged, thin, high-strength steel face and Cell technology to drive the centre of gravity lower. Forged BiO Cell and E9 Face technology combine to remove more weight from the clubface and crown to reposition it low and back. A high-strength face insert creates a driver-like construction and enables more face flex for faster ball speeds, longer distance and higher trajectory. вЂњLike the driver, the BiO Cell fairway wood range features MyFly8 technology with SmartPad вЂ“ eight adjustable loft settings to maximise distance, manage trajectory and optimise distance gaps. The shallow face promotes an easy launch as BiO Cell reduces the distance from the centre of the clubface to the ground to just 20.2 millimetres (the 2013 AMP Cell model was 21.6mm). HOW MUCH?: $249 for fairways, $219 for hybrids.Д¬OBRA GOLF SAYS: вЂњThe goal with the BiO Cell fairway woods was to create a utilitarian club that is useful from the tee, fairway and from rough. All models include neutral and draw settings. The hybrids feature eight configurations from 16В° through to 19В° in the 2/3-hybrid, 19В° to 22В° in the 3/4-hybrid and 22В° to 25В° in the 4/5-hybrid. LOFTS: Adjustable lofts allow for eight different configurations from 13В° through to 16В° in theД¤3.5-inch 3/4-wood and 17В° to 20В° in the 43-inch 5/7-wood.

SHAFTS: Project X is standard, with five flex options. Maybe it would be interesting to see how a regular-shaft model performed in comparison as perhaps I could load it up more, but thatвЂ™s just out of curiosity as the woods in my current set all have stiff shafts like this.

The trajectory is ideal вЂ“ a nice penetrating draw from the neutral setting. I did see some extra distance overall itвЂ™s definitely longer and more accurate than my current 3-wood. I found the BiO Cell to be very forgiving and excellent for shots played from the tight lies our fairways generally leave.

I hit one shot out of a downhill lie in the rough вЂ“ normally a nightmare combination for a 3-wood вЂ“ and absolutely creamed it. VERDICT: This is a very nice club to hit and, gee, the ball comes off sweetly. I like that you can see the line markings on the clubface at address, which I find inspires confidence. The MyFly8 adjustable loft setting was positioned at 15.5В° (neutral).ДЇIRST IMPRESSIONS: This club looks good when you address the ball. MODEL AND SHAFT PLAYED: Cobra BiO Cell 3/4-wood fitted with a stiff-flex shaft. ItвЂ™s very forgiving, which is a huge asset in any long club. I found the distance on good strikes was up a bit on what IвЂ™m used to with a hybrid, but on a day when I wasnвЂ™t playing great and didnвЂ™t always hit it as cleanly as I would like and so didnвЂ™t get the feeling I wanted to at impact, I still found I could hit the BiO Cell where I was aiming.

Later, I hit a couple of shots out of the heel and found that the ball still flew pretty well considering the strike and didnвЂ™t seem to cost me much in distance or accuracy вЂ“ so I can see what Cobra is talking about when it comes to forgiveness with these hybrids. VERDICT: My first shot with the BiO Cell hybrid was on our 2nd hole and I hit a really nice shot out of the middle of the clubface and onto the green, so that had my attention pretty quickly. I like the design, I like the way it feels at address and how it sits against the turf. The MyFly8 adjustable loft setting was positioned at 19В° (neutral).ДЇIRST IMPRESSIONS: IвЂ™m intrigued by this club as I saw Brett Officer test-driving it on a recent episode of вЂњThe Golf ShowвЂќ. MODEL AND SHAFT PLAYED: Cobra BiO Cell 3/4-hybrid fitted with a stiff-flex shaft.

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