Cobra King F7+ Driver

Loft Options & Stock Shafts

Technology

Tour Driver

The King F7+ was Cobra's 2017 answer for players who wanted to shape shots and keep spin down without giving up adjustability. At 440cc, the head sits smaller and more compact behind the ball than the standard F7's 460cc shape, and that alone tells you who Cobra had in mind. This is a driver for a golfer who already delivers the club well and wants a tool that rewards it.

What sets the F7+ apart from the regular F7 is the moveable weight system. You get a heavier weight port up front near the face and a lighter one in the back, and you can swap them. Weight forward drops spin and flattens the ball flight for the player chasing distance and a penetrating trajectory. Weight back adds a little forgiveness and launch when you want it. Combined with the MyFly8 adjustable hosel, you're looking at a lot of ways to dial in a specific window.

Cobra also built its Connect system into this one, with an Arccos sensor in the grip that tracks your drives automatically. It won't fix your swing, but it will tell you honestly how far you actually carry it and how often you find the fairway, which is more useful than most golfers admit.

• You have a repeatable swing and want to work the ball both directions rather than hit one stock shape.
• Your current driver spins too much and balloons into the wind, and you're ready to move weight forward to bring it down.
• The 460cc look feels bulky to you and a smaller, more compact 440cc head inspires more confidence over the ball.
• You like tinkering with settings and will actually use the moveable weights and eight loft positions instead of leaving them stock.
• You want on-course distance and fairway data through Cobra Connect without clipping on a separate device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Cobra King F7 and the F7+?

Size and adjustability, mostly. The standard F7 is 460cc with a fixed low-back weight for maximum forgiveness and higher launch. The F7+ is 440cc with a moveable weight system that lets you shift mass front or back. The plus model spins less, sits more compact at address, and is aimed at better players who want control over pure error-correction.

How does the moveable weight on the F7+ work?

There are two ports, one near the face and one toward the back. Cobra gives you a heavy weight and a lighter weight, and you use the supplied tool to swap which port each sits in. Heavy weight forward lowers spin and flattens ball flight. Heavy weight back adds launch and a bit more stability on mishits. It takes about a minute to change.

Is the F7+ too low-spinning for an average golfer?

It can be. With the weight forward and a stronger loft, the F7+ can drop spin below what a moderate swing speed needs to keep the ball in the air. If you're not delivering enough speed or a positive angle of attack, you'll lose carry. The good news is the adjustability lets you add loft and shift weight back to build in more launch if you need it.

What lofts does the Cobra King F7+ come in and how adjustable is it?

It came in a 9-degree base loft with the MyFly8 hosel, which gives you eight settings ranging roughly from 8 to 11 degrees, including draw-biased positions. The Smart Pad keeps the face looking square no matter which setting you choose, so you can chase the loft you want without an open or shut face at address.

What is Cobra Connect and do I need my phone to use the driver?

Cobra Connect is an Arccos sensor built into the grip that logs every drive to an app on your phone and tracks distance and accuracy over time. You don't need your phone to hit the driver, it plays normally on its own. The phone just captures the data when you want it, and the grip works fine as a standard grip if you skip the app entirely.

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