The Cobra S9-1 Pro D Driver has a listed playing length of 45.5 in (115.6 cm).
Cobra S9-1 Pro D length chart
Playing length in inches and centimetres.
| Specification | Length (in) | Length (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | 45.5 in | 115.6 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.
S9-1 Pro D 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 148 other Cobra men/unisex driver 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 S9-1 Pro D length FAQs
What is the S9-1 Pro D Driver playing length?
The listed Driver playing length is 45.5 in (115.6 cm). This is the 2009 men/unisex specification represented in this dataset.
How does the S9-1 Pro D length compare with other Cobra drivers?
Its listed 45.5 in (115.6 cm) length matches the 45.5 in median used in the like-for-like Cobra dataset benchmark on this page.
Does the S9-1 Pro D driver length change with loft?
The master row lists loft option(s) of 8.5, 9.5, 10.5° and one reference playing length of 45.5 in (115.6 cm). It does not provide separate finished lengths for each loft, so the page does not invent a loft-by-loft difference.
What lie specification is paired with the S9-1 Pro D length data?
The master row lists lie specification(s) of 56 degrees. Length and lie should be checked together when trying to reproduce the original 2009 build.
Is the S9-1 Pro D 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.