Cobra S3 Max Hybrid Length Chart (2011)

The Cobra S3 Max Hybrid runs from 39.5 in (100.3 cm) for the 5H to 40.5 in (102.9 cm) for the 3H.

Cobra golf club length guide
S3 Max Hybrid | 2011
Category: HybridYear: 2011Gender: Men/UnisexCobra ONE Length: No
40.5 in (102.9 cm)Longest listed length
39.5 in (100.3 cm)Shortest listed length
1 in (2.5 cm)Length spread
NoCobra ONE setup
Length measurements

Cobra S3 Max Hybrid length chart

Playing length in inches and centimetres.

Club Length (in) Length (cm)
3H 40.5 in 102.9 cm
4H 40 in 101.6 cm
5H 39.5 in 100.3 cm

Measurements are shown exactly as structured in the master length field, with centimetres converted from inches.

Visual profile

Length progression

A quick visual of the listed length progression within this model.

S3 Max Hybrid club lengths

Bars show the relative progression within this model, not a comparison with other clubs.

3H40.5 in (102.9 cm)
4H40 in (101.6 cm)
5H39.5 in (100.3 cm)

What the numbers mean

Playing length is a build specification, not a universal fitting target.

Player height, wrist-to-floor measurement, posture, strike pattern and swing-weight goals can justify a different finished length. Changing shaft length can also change lie interaction and feel.
Like-for-like dataset benchmark

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.

3H length

Near dataset median

40.5 in (102.9 cm)
Dataset low 40.25 inMedian 40.75 inHigh 40.88 in

Based on 42 other Cobra men/unisex hybrid entries with the same club label and ONE-length status in this dataset.

4H length

Near dataset median

40 in (101.6 cm)
Dataset low 39.5 inMedian 40.25 inHigh 40.25 in

Based on 42 other Cobra men/unisex hybrid entries with the same club label and ONE-length status in this dataset.

5H length

Near dataset median

39.5 in (100.3 cm)
Dataset low 38.75 inMedian 39.75 inHigh 39.75 in

Based on 40 other Cobra men/unisex hybrid entries with the same club label and ONE-length status in this dataset.

Model details

Length and setup information

A cleaner build snapshot of the model details and paired spec information.

Build profile

Core model details

ManufacturerCobra
ModelS3 Max Hybrid
CategoryHybrid
Release year2011
GenderMen/Unisex
Cobra ONE LengthNo
Specification snapshot

Loft and lie setup

Loft options3H=20; 4H=23; 5H=26
Lie options3H=59; 4H=60; 5H=61
Quick read: Match the loft and lie values with the exact club labels shown in the length chart above. That matters more than using a generic hybrid spec when you are trying to match an original build.
Data provenance

About this length data

Length data note: Length values marked on this page were reconstructed in the master dataset from the nearest Cobra family/generation standard because a complete model-specific factory length table was not available.
Useful answers

Cobra S3 Max Hybrid length FAQs

What is the S3 Max Hybrid length range?

The listed lengths run from 39.5 in (100.3 cm) to 40.5 in (102.9 cm), a total spread of 1 in (2.54 cm). The longest listed club is 3H and the shortest is 5H.

How long is the S3 Max Hybrid 3H?

The listed 3H playing length is 40.5 in (102.9 cm). It matches the model’s longest listed length.

How does length change through the S3 Max Hybrid set?

The listed progression generally gets shorter as loft increases. The typical step between adjacent listed clubs is about 0.5 in (1.27 cm), with a full longest-to-shortest change of 1 in.

How do loft and length relate in the S3 Max Hybrid set?

For the matched entries in this dataset, 3H is 20° at 40.5 in (102.9 cm), while 5H is 26° at 39.5 in (100.3 cm). That shows the actual model-specific loft/length progression rather than a generic fitting rule.

Is the S3 Max Hybrid 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.