Both putter models utilize descending loft technology, featuring varying loft angles to accommodate different putting styles and enhance performance at impact.

The Enzo design innovatively replaces up to 170 grams of weight with a lattice structure, optimizing performance without sacrificing feel.

The Enzo model offers variations, including a face-balanced design for straight-back strokes and a small slant neck for moderate arc strokes.

Similarly, the Pista model features two variations: the PISTA-45 with a plumbers neck and 45° toe hang, and the PISTA-60 with a small slant neck and 60° toe hang, catering to different putting strokes.

Each putter is equipped with KBS CT Tour Putter 120 shafts and SuperStroke Zenergy 2.0PT grips, which improve the overall playing experience for golfers.

Chad DeHart, Cobra Golf's Sr. Product Line Manager, highlighted the efficiency and performance advantages of 3D printing in club design, noting it opens new frontiers for innovation.

This advanced 3D printing technology allows Cobra to customize weight distribution in the putters, enhancing performance capabilities.

Cobra Golf has unveiled its first 3D-printed putters, the Enzo and Pista models, with only 500 units of each available for purchase at a price of $599.