Is the Cobra DS-ADAPT the most customisable hybrid ever made?

By , Deputy Digital Editor
  • At a glance

  • TG Rating 4.5 out of 5
  • Owner Rating Not yet rated
  • Pros

    - FUTUREFIT33 offers precise loft and lie customization
    - H.O.T. Face ensures speed and distance on mishits
    - Larger footprint enhances forgiveness and inspires confidence
    - Multiple lofts cater to various styles and needs

  • Cons

    - May lack shot-shaping versatility for faster swings

What we say...

With Cobra’s DS-ADAPT hybrid, golfers can expect more customization, better playability, and boost of speed.

The Cobra DS-ADAPT lineup pushes innovation further with a brand new hybrid, delivering cutting-edge performance enhancements. At the forefront is FUTUREFIT33 Technology, offering an impressive 33 loft and lie combinations for unparalleled customization. This adjustability allows golfers to fine-tune their ball flight to suit their swing and optimize performance on the course. You can read more about FUTUREFIT33 in detail in our handy everything you need to know guide

The DS-ADAPT hybrids combine versatility, speed, and forgiveness for golfers seeking long-game improvement. The ADAPTIVE WEIGHTING System optimizes CG placement for explosive speed and ideal launch, and H.O.T. Face Technology ensures consistent ball speeds, even on mishits, and the larger footprint enhances forgiveness and confidence at address. Available in 2H–6H and women-specific models, these hybrids offer solutions for long-iron replacements and gap-filling needs. Perfect for tough lies or long par-5s, the DS-ADAPT Hybrids deliver power, consistency, and adaptability, making them essential for bridging fairways and irons with ease.

The DS-ADAPT range is sure to become some of the best fairway woods of 2025.

Power, consistency and adaptability in one hybrid.

Pros

  • FUTUREFIT33 offers precise loft and lie customization
  • H.O.T. Face ensures speed and distance on mishits
  • Larger footprint enhances forgiveness and inspires confidence
  • Multiple lofts cater to various styles and needs

Cons

  • May lack shot-shaping versatility for faster swings

Looks, Sound and Feedback: 4.5/5

I really liked the appearance of the DS-ADAPT Hybrids. The larger footprint (in comparison to the previous model) gave it a reassuring look at address, helping me feel confident before every shot. The club delivers a solid, satisfying sound at impact, and I could feel the difference between center and off-center strikes. Even on mishits, the feedback was responsive, making me feel connected to every shot.

The sole of the Cobra DS-ADAPT Hybrid

Distance and Spin: 4.5/5

The hybrids offered impressive distance, thanks to their optimized launch conditions. I appreciated how they provided a consistent ball flight with minimal spin. The loft options really helped me fine-tune my game, giving me more control over my trajectory and ensuring reliable carry distances.

The face of the Cobra DS-ADAPT Hybrid

Forgiveness and Control: 4/5

These hybrids were incredibly forgiving, especially when hitting from tough lies and on off-center strikes. The larger head inspired confidence, even with the ball sat down in the rough, and I could still achieve consistent distance and direction even on less-than-perfect shots. I was able to control my ball flight while enjoying the stability the hybrids offered. For golfers with a faster swing speed, I feel these would be less versatile for shot-shaping.

Cobra's FUTUREFIT33 Hosel

Technology and Components: 5/5

The DS-ADAPT Hybrids are packed with advanced features. The FUTUREFIT33 Technology gave me the ability to adjust loft and lie to suit my swing. I loved the low, forward CG placement, which helped with speed and launch control. The H.O.T. Face Technology ensured high ball speeds across the face, even on off-center hits, while the larger footprint offered added forgiveness. With these features, the hybrids were a game-changer in terms of versatility and consistency.

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About the author

Sarah Pyett – Deputy Digital Editor

Sarah Pyett is the Deputy Digital Editor of todays-golfer.com. She specializes in ladies’ equipment reviews, including driversirons, and golf balls.

After a career in a golf professional shop, and earning a qualification in golf club management, Sarah joined Bauer in 2014 as a Web Producer for Today’s Golfer. She has since worked across multiple brands in a mixture of digital marketing and paid media roles, before returning to focus on golf full-time as Deputy Digital Editor in 2024.

Product Information

RRP: £249 / $299
Lofts: 2H (17), 3H (19), 4H (21), 5H (24), and 6H (28)
Stock shafts: KBS PG HYBRID graphite shafts in 85 (S), 75 (R), and 65 (A) flexes
Stock grip: Lamkin Crossline

A DS-ADAPT Women’s Hybrid is also available in 4H (21 o), 5H (24 o), 6H (28 o), and 7H (31 o) with KBS PG Hybrid 55 (L) flex graphite shafts.

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