“Same Agera RS chassis, but with a slant-neck hosel that gives it toe hang for members with an arced putting stroke rather than a straight-back-and-through one. Worth a stroke-path check before recommending this over the face-balanced RS.”
Cobra was the first big brand to sell 3D printed putters, and the 2024 re-engineered line is where the concept matured from novelty to product. The Agera RS-30 shrinks the flagship Agera mallet's footprint by 15 percent while keeping the multi-material recipe: a 293-gram metal-injection-molded 304 stainless frame, a 13-gram 3D printed nylon lattice cartridge that shifts mass low and forward, and a 5-gram carbon fiber crown. The face is LA Golf's Descending Loft design — four lofts stepping from 4 down to 1 degree — so launch stays consistent whether you deloft or add loft at impact. A slant neck suits moderate-arc strokes, and reviewers praised its blend of compact looks with mallet-grade stability.
Part of golf's most prominent 3D printing program — a genuine manufacturing first for a major OEM — with broad media coverage, though not yet a collector favorite.
Mid-to-low handicappers with a moderate arc stroke who want high-MOI stability but dislike oversized spaceship mallets; also tinkerers drawn to adjustable sole weights.
Centerpiece of Cobra's 2024 re-engineered 3D printed putter line, evolving the HP-partnership printing program Cobra pioneered in 2021 into a full multi-model retail range.
The lattice cartridge and perimeter metal frame keep MOI high for the compact size, and the descending-loft face rescues launch consistency on stroke variations; the full-size Agera is slightly more stable still.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
Used examples run well below the ~$349 retail at 2nd Swing, Golf Avenue and eBay; availability is decent but thinner than mainstream Odyssey/Scotty inventory since the line is niche.
Reading is one thing — hitting is another. Book a bay and see the numbers for yourself before you buy anywhere.
