King Vintage Series

The 2021 King Vintage Series is Cobra's line built around an SIK Golf face insert with Descending Loft Technology, according to golfalot.com, which reported a face design carrying four descending lofts from top to bottom of the face. The publication also described the models as blending classic shapes with modern performance, with names inspired by classic sports cars, and put the lineup at seven different models running from traditional blades to fang shapes and mallet putters, though the same outlet elsewhere gave a model count of four. Golfalot.com tested the Nova-40 and Stingray-40 specifically, and reported a chassis of 304 stainless steel, adjustable weights between 10g and 25g sold separately, and a finish it described as a black and turbo yellow colourway with sole graphics similar to the Radspeed metals and irons. The publication also noted an embedded Arccos sensor in the grip syncing with the Arccos Caddie app, and gave an MSRP of £200.

Community opinion gathered on the range praised the logic of the SIK face insert and noted the series priced below putter ranges from other major manufacturers, along with headcovers of good quality. The same notes criticized a feel firmer than Cobra's 3D printed range, stability that wasn't great even on the higher MOI models, and looks described as underwhelming. Golfalot.com's own review lands squarely on that critical side, calling the range a bit uninspiring other than the very logical face insert, a verdict that sits at odds with the more favorable Community notes on price and headcover quality even as both agree the insert is the standout feature.

Set against the rest of Cobra's King line, the Vintage Series reads as the value and heritage-styled entry, built to spread SIK's insert technology across a wide range of shapes rather than to chase the tour-level finish of Cobra's 3D printed models.