The Cobra King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock Putter has a listed playing length of 41 in (104.1 cm).
Cobra King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock length chart
Playing length in inches and centimetres.
| Specification | Length (in) | Length (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Putter | 41 in | 104.1 cm |
Measurements are shown exactly as structured in the master length field, with centimetres converted from inches.
Length at a glance
A simple view of the listed playing length.
King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock playing length
The single listed playing length at a glance.
What the numbers mean
Playing length is a build specification, not a universal fitting target.
How this length compares
Only genuinely comparable Cobra entries are used; women, junior and ONE Length builds are not mixed with standard men’s builds.
Near dataset median
Based on 7 other Cobra men/unisex putter entries with the same club label and ONE-length status in this dataset.
Length and setup information
A cleaner build snapshot of the model details and paired spec information.
Core model details
Loft and lie setup
About this length data
Cobra King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock length FAQs
What is the King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock Putter playing length?
The listed Putter playing length is 41 in (104.1 cm). This is the 2021 men/unisex specification represented in this dataset.
How does the King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock length compare with other Cobra putters?
Its listed 41 in (104.1 cm) length matches the 41 in median used in the like-for-like Cobra dataset benchmark on this page.
What lie specification is paired with the King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock length data?
The master row lists lie specification(s) of 72 degrees. Length and lie should be checked together when trying to reproduce the original 2021 build.
What loft specification goes with this King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock length?
The master row lists loft option(s) of 7 degrees. The page uses the length values attached to that same 2021 model entry.
Is the King 3D Grandsport 35 Armlock length a model-specific factory-published figure?
Not in the source record used here. The master dataset flags the length as reconstructed from the nearest Cobra family/generation standard because a complete model-specific factory length table was not available. Treat it as a reference value and verify before cutting or ordering a shaft.