The other SZ drivers are 2.5 degrees closed to prevent slices and encourage a draw. It is the only SZ driver with a square face. The reason I went with the 400SZ Tour besides the good deal, was due to how straight I am with this thing. Cobra drivers are great clubs.I'm seeing places in the fairway that I never have before.
This driver made me sell my Cobra 427 and my Cobra 440SZ. I got a great deal on this driver brand new through a friend. If, however you have one of those smooth tempo,wide arch,great form, silky swings-this club will feel taylormade for you-you've got to give this one a try!
Players that like to generate their power with strong forearms and wrists will probably not like the Vista Pro shaft(tip too soft). The SZ400 Tour definitely has personality geared toward the "swing" as opposed to "hitter" type swing. Both clubs have great shafts: -the GD YS-6.1 in the SS350T is lively and snappy with what feels like a stiffer tip, while the SZ400T has a Fuji Vista Pro 65 which has a seamless silky feel and moderate torque-so it plays like a kinder gentler version of the popular Aldila NV shaft. That's probably due to the taller face, since this club has a really deep face, and a noticeably higher center of gravity. I'd say the SZ400 is a bit longer due to noticeably more top spin roll-once the ball hits the ground it just keeps going and going. All for the same price! I own both the SS350 Tour and the SZ400 Tour-they are both great but play slightly different. I love the Cobra "Tour" series drivers(with the exception of the 414Comp Tour), with their better shafts and square faces, compared to the standard versions. I definatley recommend this club and I'm not taking out of my bag for awhile. If the value rating on here went to 10 i'd give it a ten. I'm not going to say that this club works miracles and will make a 200 yard hitter hit it 300 yards, but it is really forgiving and will hit it out there as good as any club out there for a bunch less money. I really like the shaft, I have a pretty fluid harder swing. Miss hits will still get me out there about 230 which isn't bad. I hit the Cobra about 265-275 on average. I'd say it's a bit more forgiving and about 10 yards longer. I loved this club, but the face cracked on it (I'm hearing this is pretty common with this club) The Cobra sets up pretty similar to the 510. I previously had a TM R510 with a prolite S shaft on it. No club is a miracle worker, but this thing is really forgiving. This club is pretty long, and with my swing has a higher ball flight, but not ballooning. The tour version sets up square and is meant for people who don't have a problem losing the ball right. I just bought the Cobra SZ 400 Tour 9.5 off of ebay for about $115 brand new.
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