The Cobra KING Tec Utility Iron runs from 38.5 in (97.8 cm) for the 4U to 39.75 in (101 cm) for the 2U.
Cobra KING Tec Utility Iron length chart
Playing length in inches and centimetres.
| Club | Length (in) | Length (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| 2U | 39.75 in | 101 cm |
| 3U | 39 in | 99.1 cm |
| 4U | 38.5 in | 97.8 cm |
Measurements are shown exactly as structured in the master length field, with centimetres converted from inches.
Length progression
A quick visual of the listed length progression within this model.
KING Tec Utility Iron club lengths
Bars show the relative progression within this model, not a comparison with other clubs.
What the numbers mean
Playing length is a build specification, not a universal fitting target.
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 Tec Utility Iron length FAQs
What is the KING Tec Utility Iron length range?
The listed lengths run from 38.5 in (97.8 cm) to 39.75 in (101 cm), a total spread of 1.25 in (3.17 cm). The longest listed club is 2U and the shortest is 4U.
How long is the KING Tec Utility Iron 3U?
The listed 3U playing length is 39 in (99.1 cm). Across this model, that sits 0.75 in below the longest listed club.
How does length change through the KING Tec Utility Iron set?
The listed progression generally gets shorter as loft increases. The typical step between adjacent listed clubs is about 0.62 in (1.59 cm), with a full longest-to-shortest change of 1.25 in.
How do loft and length relate in the KING Tec Utility Iron set?
For the matched entries in this dataset, 2U is 17° at 39.75 in (101 cm), while 4U is 22° at 38.5 in (97.8 cm). That shows the actual model-specific loft/length progression rather than a generic fitting rule.
Is the KING Tec Utility Iron 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.