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Cobra Expands 3D-Printed Line with 3DP MB and 3DP X Irons

News RoomBy News RoomJanuary 6, 2026Updated:January 6, 20263 Mins Read
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Cobra Golf Revolutionizes Iron Design with 3D Printing Technology

In the competitive world of professional golf, innovation is key, and Cobra Golf stands at the forefront with its pioneering use of 3D printing technology. Unlike many brands that rely on this method for prototype testing, Cobra employs it to manufacture retail products that enhance both performance and accessibility for golfers of all skill levels. Following the success of the Limit3D irons, Cobra now introduces the 3DP Tour irons, a model that has not only made waves on tour but has also become a retail favorite.

Expanding Access to 3D-Printed Technology

Cobra aims to empower more golfers by showcasing how 3D printing can significantly improve one’s iron game. Ryan Roach, Director of Innovation at Cobra Puma Golf, expressed enthusiasm about the new models: “We’re excited to offer these two new innovative iron models that build on the tremendous success of our 3DP Tour irons. With the addition of the MB and X, we now have a 3D-printed option that fits a broad range of players, allowing almost any golfer to experience the performance advantages of 3D printing technology.”

Cutting-Edge Designs for All Skill Levels

The Cobra 3DP Tour irons are designed to cater to diverse golfer needs. To address varying skill levels, Cobra’s engineers have developed smaller and larger iron options, both benefiting from advanced 3D printing technology. This technique allows for a hollow cavity within each iron head, facilitating the strategic placement of mass low in the heel and toe.

While hollow body irons are now commonplace, Cobra’s approach is unique. These irons feature an internal lattice structure rather than foam or rubber, ensuring durability and optimal performance. The company’s integration of machine learning enhances the internal design, improving face performance, sound, and feel. Tungsten weights positioned in the toe and heel offer added stability and precision.

Cobra 3DP MB: For the Discerning Golfer

The 3DP MB iron model is perfect for players seeking a muscle back blade with enhanced playability. Its compact design boasts a thin topline and minimal offset, closely resembling Cobra’s current King MB irons, but with added performance tweaks.

  • Internal Lattice Design: Increases Moment of Inertia (MOI) for better stability.
  • Tungsten Weights: Low placement in the heel and toe for improved mishit forgiveness.
  • Enhanced Feel: Produces a soft, responsive sensation akin to traditional MB irons.

Cobra 3DP MB
Cobra 3DP MB Topline
Cobra 3DP MB Face
Cobra 3DP MB Close Up

Cobra 3DP X: Maximum Forgiveness

For golfers seeking greater forgiveness and stability, the 3DP X irons are designed to excel.

  • Strategic Weighting: Large tungsten weights in the toe and hosel provide the highest MOI ever engineered by Cobra.
  • Enhanced Launch Capabilities: A design that facilitates easy launching, maximizing height and stopping power.
  • Lattice Structure: Works in harmony with a thinner face to generate increased ball speed and a broader sweet spot.

Cobra 3DP X Back
Cobra 3DP X Topline
Cobra 3DP X Face
Cobra 3DP X Cut Away

Specifications and Pricing

Cobra 3DP MB

  • Available: 4-PW
  • 3 Iron & GW: Available through custom orders
  • Shaft: KBS $-Taper 110
  • Price: $330 per iron ($2,310 for 4-PW)

Cobra 3DP X

  • Available: 4-PW
  • GW: Available through custom orders
  • Shaft: KBS Tour Lite
  • Price: $330 per iron ($2,310 for 4-PW)

Cobra continues to set new standards in golf innovation with its 3D-printed irons, allowing players to enhance their game, regardless of experience level. This groundbreaking technology not only improves performance but also promises to redefine the future of golf equipment.

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