3DP Tour

Cobra 3DP Tour Agera RS Putter

2026

Putters

A trimmer face-balanced mallet for golfers who want stability without the biggest head, its bare stainless face left uncovered by any insert. Lengths run from standard through counterbalanced, champagne only, in either hand.

Full specifications

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Dexterity

Right, Left

Stock shafts

KBS CT Tour 120

Stock grip

SuperStroke Zenergy Pistol 1.0

Face

304 Stainless Steel

Construction

Multi-material

Putters

Finishes

Champagne

Head style

Mallet

Lengths

34", 35", 38", Counterbalanced

Toe hang

Face-balanced

Hosel / neck

Single Bend

Insert

None

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$289

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About this club

RS is the smaller Agera. A conventional mallet rather than the high-MOI shape, in champagne for the Tour version, and it balances face up behind a single bend shaft with no arc expected of the stroke at all. Lengths cover 34, 35 and 38 inches with a counterbalanced option, and left-handed sets are stocked.

Choosing between Agera and Agera RS is a question of how much head you want to look at, and there is no correct answer beyond what settles you over the ball. The full Agera is more stable and less responsive, the RS a little of both. Neither has any toe hang, so the arcing stroke is not served by either. That's what the RS-30 is for, and it drops to two lengths and one hand.