When Cobra drops something new, golfers tend to take notice. But when that something is a fully 3D printed iron set built for players who want workability and forgiveness, it’s worth more than just a passing glance. Now available at Worldwide Golf, the new Cobra 3D Printed Tour Irons are here, and they offer a look at where golf club design is heading – without looking like a science experiment.

Built Different (Literally)

Let’s start with the headline feature: every iron in the set is fully 3D printed from 316 stainless steel using a method called DMLS – Direct Metal Laser Sintering. It’s a mouthful, but here’s what matters: this manufacturing approach allows Cobra to create shapes and internal structures that would be next to impossible with traditional forging or casting. In simple terms, 3D printing builds each clubhead layer by layer, using a laser to fuse metal powder into solid form.

That design freedom unlocks a surprising blend of performance traits: you get the clean, compact silhouette of a players blade, but under the hood, it’s packing forgiveness that wouldn’t be out of place in a game-improvement model.

The Secret Inside: Internal Lattice Structure

Cobra didn’t just make these clubs look good – they rethought how they’re built from the inside out. Thanks to 3D printing, the interior of the clubhead features a complex lattice structure that reduces weight by a full third.

Cobra used the weight savings to strategically position up to 100 grams of tungsten low in the heel and toe. That shift creates a lower center of gravity and increases MOI, giving these irons more forgiveness and consistent ball flight – while still offering the compact shape and clean lines that confident ball strikers look for.

Sound, Feel, and Feedback—Tuned Like an Instrument

Forgiveness is one thing, but feel still matters, especially for golfers who want feedback on every shot. The internal lattice structure adds strength and stiffness behind the clubface, which helps fine-tune acoustics and feel. That engineering leads to a soft, solid sensation at impact and a crisp sound that gives players clear, immediate feedback with every swing.

Why It Matters

Whether you’re a low-handicapper chasing consistency or a mid-handicapper who wants to play something more compact without giving up forgiveness, the Cobra 3D Printed Tour Irons carve out an interesting niche. They don’t ask you to choose between performance and playability – they quietly bring both to the table.

If you’re curious about where golf club design is headed, these are worth a swing.

CLICK HERE to find them at Worldwide Golf.