IMO, there's nothing really new happening with the AMP Cell. That is to say, that if you were to hold the clubhead directly out in front of you (parallel to the ground), neither technology, in the non-grounded state, alters anything.
There's nothing in the technology that can magically alter the angle of the face. The functionality is similar to setting a TM ASP plate to the neutral position. Basically it doesn't alter anything unless the driver is firmly soled on the ground. While I haven't looked at it closely, my presumption is that the draw bias is accomplished through a setting that places the clubhead slightly more upright.Īs far as the smart pad is concerned, like TaylorMade's ASP, it's a ground-based technology. With all the adjustable systems I've seen, the adaptor is offset such that when you change a setting (add or remove loft), what you're actually doing is re-orienting the shaft such that it leans slightly more or slightly more aware from the target. So if the loft of the face is 10, and you have it set for 11.5, what exactly is happening? Does the system angle the whole head back to create the new loft (this what I assumed)? Does it require you to ground the head at address with the 'smartpad' and then keep that position through out the swing (which sounds a bit awkward and silly)?Īnd what is up with no black option? Not sure I like any of those colours.įundamentally, Cobra isn't doing much of anything we haven't seen before. I was thinking this was a brilliant move.
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