Perth II

The Cobra Perth II arrived in 2004 as the follow-up to the original Perth, and the record holds a loft of 3.5 degrees, verified against golfbusinessnews.com. Beyond that single hard number, most of what's on file comes from maker and editorial sources describing a putter built around a traditional blade look with added weight in the back, per the maker's page at 2ndswing.com, with a 6061 alloy insert housed in steel. golfreview.com describes that insert simply as an alloy insert, and weplayagain.com's listing calls it 6061 alloy encased in steel, the two sources agreeing on the material even where their phrasing differs.

golfbusinessnews.com reported the Perth II reaching the UK from January 2004 onwards, with left hand and Ladies 33 inch models among the variants, a ladies version finished in soft cobalt, and a retail price of £79.00, mounted on True Temper step-less chrome shafts. Length gets reported inconsistently across sources: golfreview.com lists 34 inches, golfbusinessnews.com lists 34 and 35 inches, and weplayagain.com lists 32 inches, a spread worth noting rather than resolving. weplayagain.com's own listing, describing a used example, adds a Lamkin Standard grip, a single sightline, and a Mallet head shape designation, even while its own text calls it a blade putter with a traditional design.

On feel, the two reviews on record are enthusiastic and specific. golfreview.com wrote that no putter has ever felt so soft, smooth, and controlled through the ball, and weplayagain.com's aggregate puts the Perth II at a 4.4 out of 5 user rating, praising its balance of weighting and true roll. Both readings point the same direction, even if the spec sheet underneath them doesn't fully agree with itself.