Cobra is known in the wedge industry for its Trusty Rusty wedges, a game-improvement model that aims to help higher-handicap golfers around the greens. But the company hopes to make inroads with better players with its new Tour Trusty wedges, which scrap the game-improvement traits from the Trusty Rusty to give better golfers more versatility and spin.

According to Cobra, three main features separate this club from its predecessors:

1. Larger milled grooves. The grooves are 15 percent wider and larger than the Trusty Rusty wedges, allowing for greater spin control on all shots.
2. Tour Notch K-grind. Surface area was removed from the toe, heel, and middle portion of sole to make sure the leading edge sits close to the ground on square and open-faced shots.
3. Variable feed rate (VFR) face milling. This adds surface roughness to further increase spin rate.