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One of the quickest ways to improve your scores is to dial in your distance control with your wedges. Of course, that’s easier said than done.

But Drew Stoltz, the co-host of GOLF’s Subpar Podcast, has a drill that can help you take your wedge game to the next level. It’s called the ladder drill.

In the latest episode of Emergency 9, presented by Cobra, Stoltz explains how he uses the drill to get the most out of his Cobra King wedges.

“It’s tailored to improve your distance control with your wedges,” Stoltz said. “All you need is a handful of balls and a chipping green. If you do this over and over before a round, it’s sure to improve your short game.”

So, how does the drill work?

“You find a spot on the green and you give yourself a lot of green to work with,” Stoltz said. “You need some decent space for this drill. Grab a handful of balls, go down off the green and pick out one club. The goal of this drill is to get as many balls on the green as possible with each shot going shorter than the shot before it.

“So, for instance, on my first shot, I’m going to try to get it as close to the back of the green, to the fringe, as possible without going over. For my next shot, I’m going to get as close to that ball as possible but it has to be shorter.”

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Then, you work your way down the ladder until a shot goes past where your last shot landed. However many balls you get on the green before hitting one too far is your score. Then, you pick the balls up and try to beat that score.

“This will dial in your distance control,” Stoltz said. “You’re going to learn how to hit different shots with the same club — low runners, high soft ones. It’s a great way to improve your short game.”

To hear more from Stoltz, check out the entire video above.

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If you’re wondering how to best prepare yourself for the round ahead on the greens, Drew Stoltz has a simple routine worth copying.

In the latest episode of Emergency 9, the Subpar co-host shared how he dials in his putting before each round.

Up first: straight shorties, which he said helps him get a feel for his tendencies on a given day.

“I like to start off with just some short straight putts,” he said. “All I’m focusing on is ball position and alignment. Speed doesn’t matter. I want a dead straight putt just so I can get some feedback. If it’s going in the right side of the hole, I know I may be aimed a little right. Same with the left side as well.”

Stoltz said he likes to see five or 10 short putts go in before moving to mid-range.

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“I like to work my way around in a circle from about 6 to 8 feet,” he said. “That way, I’m getting putts that are right to left, I get putts that are uphill, downhill, left to right, you get all of it. It just gives you a good idea for the pace of the greens and how hard you need to hit it on your given line.”

After completing a circle around the hole, Stoltz moves on to the final stage of his putting warm-up: lags.

“Sometimes I’ll aim for the edge of the green, sometimes I’ll aim for a hole, whatever I can,” he said. “I just hit like, 40-footers over and over, uphill, downhill, just to get the pace dialed in for the longer putts. After that I try not to overthink it and head to the first tee.”

And Stoltz’s current flatstick, Cobra’s 3DP Tour Agera, makes alignment easier than ever.

“This thing’s been a game changer for me,” Stoltz said. “This putter has been really consistent for me ever since I put it in. Super consistent off the face, you get a lot of feedback too, whether you hit it on the toe or the heel, but you also get that consistent rollout.

“The main reason I think I like this is these two stripes on top make it super easy for alignment,” he continued. “That’s the thing I struggle with most, and I think that’s what a ton of golfers struggle with most is just getting set up correctly.”

Interested in testing Stoltz’s putter for yourself? Check it out in detail by clicking the link below. You can also watch Stoltz explain his pre-round putting routine in the video above.

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If you’re a player who likes to play some money games with the boys, chances are you’ve experienced your fair share of chirping. And hey, let’s be honest — maybe the chirper is you!

If there’s anyone who knows a thing or two about giving and taking a bit of smack-talk on the course, it’s Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz. But in the latest episode of Emergency 9, presented by Cobra, he also shares the surefire antidote to any attempt to get under his skin: his Cobra OPTM driver.

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“Every group, no matter what, always has that one hater, the guy that’s always chirping, always talking, always trying to get in your head,” Stoltz said. “Luckily, with my OPTM driver and practicing getting in my own head, I’ve become hater-proof.”

To prove his point, Stoltz demonstrated his new invincibility by lobbing a few choice one-liners — to himself! Some highlights:

“Hit me one of those ones like you used to at Q-school.”

“Talk about sub-par …”

“You sure you don’t need to move up a box?”

“All right, show me why you quit.”

Fortunately, with the OPTM driver in-hand, there’s no need to respond to these barbs. Stoltz is able to let his drives do the talking. When you hit nothing but stripes, any criticism gets quiet pretty quickly.

“There’s nothing a hater hates more than a guy who can’t be fazed,” Stoltz said. “And luckily for me, with my new Cobra OPTM Driver, I’ve become hater-proof.”

For more from Stoltz, check out the full episode of the latest Emergency 9 above.

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Like Rickie Fowler and Max Homa, Drew Stoltz found the perfect combination of Cobra irons to complete his “flow” set.

Stoltz, who is a co-host of GOLF’s Subpar Podcast, added the Cobra 3DP MB irons for his 7-iron through pitching wedge. He then plays the Cobra 3DP Limited irons in the 4 through 6 irons.

“If you want to be able to hit lasters from 150 and in and then hit to the moon from 6 through 4, this is your set,” Stoltz said in the latest episode of Emergency 9, presented by Cobra.

Stoltz chose to add the 3DP MB irons in the 7 through pitching wedge in order to have more control of his trajectory.

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“The easiest thing for me with these irons is the ability to hit it down,” Stoltz said. “A lot of the time I like to hit low wedges, low 9 irons and things like that. This makes it a lot easier. You get all the shot-making capabilities of a blade but you get more forgiveness.”

Stoltz stuck with the 3DP Limited irons in the 4 through 6 irons to get the needed juice on his longer irons.

“I’m trying to get the most out of this that I can,” Stoltz said. “I want my mishits to get the most distance, I want my off-center strikes to be the least off-line as possible. These give me the look that I like in an iron but also more forgiveness, easier to hit up in the air then it would for the MBs if I was playing those in the long irons.”

To hear more from Stoltz, check out the video above.

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As anyone who gambles on the course knows, it pays to feel like you have an advantage on your opponents — often literally! And for Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz, his advantage is defined by the equipment he carries in his bag.

In the latest episode of Emergency 9, presented by Cobra, Stoltz explained the details of his favorite on-course gambling game, “Scotch.” It’s a six-point game that is played with two teams of two players. Two points are awarded for the low ball on the hole, two points for the low total between the two players, one point for birdie, and one point for closest to the pin. If a team manages to win all six points, the total doubles.

“That’s where it gets juicy and you can lose a lot of money,” Stoltz said.

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The reason Stoltz loves this game is because the person who is closest to the pin, or “KP”, is in the driver’s seat. Not only to they receive that point, they’re also looking at a likely birdie (another point) and also have a good chance to claim the low ball and low total for the points sweep. But there’s more.

“Closest to the pin, KP, controls everything,” Stoltz said. “Once you win that, you become un-blitzable, so you really can’t lose that much on a given hole, which is why I love it.”

So how does Stoltz ensure he has the best possible chance for KP? He credits his Cobra “flow set” — Cobra’s 3DP MB irons coupled with his Cobra Limit3D irons.

“For instance, I got a short par-4, maybe a short par-3. I got a short iron, a wedge, a 9 or something. I got my 3D Print MBs, which I love,” Stoltz said. “I can flight it down low, hit it up high, right, left, whatever I need to do. I got all the faith in the world in these bad boys from short distance.

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“But then, when you go a long par-4, long par-3, 4-iron, 5-iron. I go to these little sweethearts, my 3DP Limited, which I had graphite shafts too, which helps,” he continued. “So 5-iron into the green, I know I can hit it high. I know I can stop it on any green, and at the same time with a short iron I can hit any kind of shot I want into there.”

Stoltz’s best advice?

“As long as I can control KP, I’m blitz-proof out there,” he said. “So if you’re looking to take some money from your friends, improve your iron game, check out a little flow set, and you become blitz-proof too.”

For more from Stoltz on Cobra’s 3DP irons, check out the full episode of this week’s Emergency 9 above.

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Drew Stoltz made some changes to his bag in 2026, and they have already yielded rave results.

“New addition this year — I’m playing the new 3D-print musclebacks, the MBs,” said Stoltz, one half of GOLF’s Subpar podcast duo. “These things are awesome. So I have a little bit more of a flex set now. I get a little more of that blade look, that blade feel, I can flight the ball down a little bit easier. This has been an awesome change on my wedge, 9, 8, 7.”

He also added the Cobra OPTM LS 3 fairway wood.

“This thing has been spectacular,” Stoltz said. “The new OPTM line has been fantastic. Still has the same Future Fit technology. I like mine to be as flat as possible just because I like to see the ball go left to right, so I have this on the H4 setting. This thing has become so easy for me to hit. This is probably the best 3-wood I’ve had in terms of hitting it off the tee and off the ground. That’s a really hard combination to have but I think I’ve found it here.”

He also added the Cobra OPTM LS driver — “probably the most stable face I have ever been through and one of the most accurate drivers” — and the Cobra 3DP Agera putter.

For more on what’s in Stoltz’s bag, check out the video above.

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Drew Stoltz, the co-host of GOLF’s popular Subpar podcast, is back with a second season of Emergency 9, presented by Cobra. Readers of this space may remember that last year, Stoltz’s Emergency 9 series covered a number of topics, from gear explainers to tips on how to get an edge on your buddies in your next match.

For this season of Emergency 9, Stoltz is kicking things off with a review of Cobra’s OPTM family of drivers.

There are four OPTM driver models to choose from: LS, X, Max-K and Max-D. As a fast player who wants to minimize spin, Stoltz was fit into the OPTM LS.

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Last year, Stoltz was impressed Cobra’s FutureFit33 technology, which was introduced in Cobra’s DS-APAPT products. FutureFit33, which allows you to adjust the loft and lie of your metals by plus or minus 2 degrees in every direction — enabling 33 total setting options — is also available in the OPTM line. But there’s more! With the OPTM family, Cobra prioritized POI — Product Of Inertia — modeling to re-engineer mass placement and weight positions on the driver heads to reduce the 3D twisting on off-center hits, resulting in tighter dispersion and better accuracy.

“I loved the last line honestly and wasn’t sure I was going to put this in the bag just because I had no complaints about the last one,” Stoltz said. “But I think I get everything I had out of that last driver plus some with this, a little more face stability.”

The OPTM’s game-changing Hot Face technology enabled Stoltz to hit bomb after bomb.

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“The forged face insert creates space flex when you hit it, which basically means you get the most pop out of your drive, the most speed that you can possibly get,” Stoltz explained. “Next up, we’ve got an advanced weighting system here. There’s three different places where you can place weight.

“The one on the toe is where I put my heaviest weight,” he continued. “I like everything to go left to right to encourage a fade, so I put the most weight up in the toe. This also helps me get the shot shape that I like.

“No matter what kind of golfer you are, what kind of shot shape you like to hit, there’s a fitting here on the FutureFit33 that will help your game.”

Stoltz worked with Cobra’s Ben Schomin to dial in his specs.

“We went through a number of different settings, a number of different lies, lofts, all the things, till we finally came up with this combination here,” Stoltz said. “The 10.5-degree head moved down almost 1.5 to around 9, and then we’ve also flattened it 1 degree too. So I have a little left-to-right missile-hitter right here.

“I do have to issue a warning before you hit the OPTM driver,” he said. “This does come with highly addictive accuracy and dangerous levels of stability.”

For more from Stoltz on Cobra’s OPTM LS driver, check out the full episode of this week’s Emergency 9 above.

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Have a big match against a buddy who can also take a joke? Then boy do we have a trick for you.

On this week’s episode of Emergency 9, Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz shared an easy prank you can pull off on a buddy if you both happen to be walking the course during a match. Why? Because it will give you an advantage later in the round. And also because it’s pretty funny, and golf is about fun, right?

“The goal here is to make your opponent’s bag as heavy as possible,” Stoltz said, “thus decreasing their physical stamina as the round progresses, thus increasing the amount of their money in your pocket.”

Here’s what you do.

Either grab balls from your shag bag at home or pick up a dozen or two from the range when you get to the course (but make sure to return them!). Then, when you get time, slowly start unloading them into the top of your playing partner’s bag. (You do this because they won’t be able to see them; if you load them in their bag’s pockets they might eventually notice.)

Be warned, though: you can’t put all the balls in at once since the weight difference would be noticeable, but done gradually it can sneak under the radar.

“It’s as simple as that,” Stoltz said. “All it takes is a few compliments (to distract them and drop in the balls), a little slight of hand and all of a sudden your opponent will deteriorate down the stretch, thus resulting in more money in your pocket.

“And if your friends are anything like mine, the last thing they will do is admit to the bag being too heavy.”

For more from Stoltz, check out the full episode of this week’s Emergency 9 above.

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There are two types of golfers: those who appreciate a lengthy warm-up session ahead of every round, and those who are still lacing up their golf shoes when they arrive at the first tee with cart tires squealing.

Sometimes, though, golfers from the former group may find themselves unexpectedly delayed, and forced to accelerate their usually leisurely pre-round routine. What do you do when you only have five minutes of prep before your tee time? On this week’s episode of Emergency 9, Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz shared his go-to method.

“First thing you do, pull up, grab two clubs, and two only,” Stoltz said. “We only got five minutes, we can’t be wasting time, OK? Grab your clubs, head towards the range.

“As you get close to the range, then take a hard left — straight towards the bar.”

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That’s right. When time is tight, Stoltz recommends forgoing a traditional range warm-up in favor of a libation-hunting instead.

“Let’s face it, there’s nothing you’re gonna be able to do in five minutes hitting balls,” Stoltz explained. “You’re gonna grab a wedge, a driver, you’re gonna chunk some wedges, you’re gonna hit some bad drives, and then your confidence is gonna be shot by the time you get to the first tee.”

According to Stoltz, grabbing a drink is a much more rewarding idea.

“Do something that makes you happy, do something that you’re good at,” Stoltz advised. “That’s grabbing a drink.”

Once Stoltz has a Transfusion in hand, it’s time for step 2.

“Now we’ve got the most important thing down. We got a drink in hand,” he said. “You only have three, four minutes left. Some of these people are trying to have a little cram session. Not necessary. All you need is a little stretchy-poo.”

Remember those two clubs you grabbed? Use them to twist and stretch a bit, and take a few practice swings.

“This is much better than going to the range and hitting terrible shots, because you’re just gonna have low confidence as you head to the tee right now,” Stoltz said. “I feel limber. I feel good. I got a drink in hand. Time to head to the first tee and ask for a breakfast ball.”

For more from Stoltz, check out the full episode of this week’s Emergency 9 above.

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Ever wondered which clubs Subpar co-host Drew Stoltz has in the bag this year? On this week’s episode of Emergency 9, Stoltz went into detail on the clubs he’s gaming in 2025.

“I love everything I got in the bag,” he said. Check out his specs below.

WEDGES

Stoltz plays Cobra’s Snakebite wedges.

“I actually have graphite shafts in my wedges,” he said. “I have the Mitsubishi Chemical, 125 TX, Tour X. They’re heavy. It’s been a great shaft for me and as far as the wedges go, I’ve loved these.

“Shout-out to [Cobra’s] Ben Schomin, the greatest club technician in the game, for the grind on the top,” Stoltz continued. “I like to have as little bounce as possible, so he shaved that down for me, and this thing sits really flat no matter how firm the lie is.”

IRONS

Stoltz has been playing Cobra’s Limited 3D Printed irons for nearly a year.

“I’ve loved these things ever since I got them,” he said. “They have the look from the top of a blade with maybe just a little more of a top line, but you get the forgiveness of a game-improvement iron.

“First thing I noticed with these, I missed one on the toe a little bit,” he continued. “I get a few more yards out of it than I was accustomed to.”

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LONG IRONS

Stoltz uses the Cobra King TEC Utility for his 3-iron and 2-iron.

“These things are sick,” Stoltz said. “I don’t play a hybrid. I just have never been great with hybrids. These give me the look of the iron along with the graphite shafts as well.

“I can hit the ball high in the air. They’re extremely forgiving. I no longer dread hitting my long irons anymore since I’ve had these. They’re spectacular, and then I just move out the 2, 3 or 4-iron, depending on the course.”

FAIRWAY WOOD

Stoltz plays Cobra’s DS-Adapt LS 3-wood.

“I got the the low spin, 14.5 degree head,” he said. “I do have it on the H4 setting, which takes about a degree of loft off. Also I have it on the flattest setting as well.

“Love this club. It’s been a game changer for me being able to make this thing flat,” he continued. “So easy to hit cuts, easy off the tee and off the ground. Shaft, Diamana White Board 73 Tour X. This thing’s been money. It knocked a little spin off for me. I’ve loved it ever since I got it.”

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DRIVER

Stoltz plays Cobra’s DS-Adapt LS driver.

“The LS 10.5 degree head here, same exact thing as the 3-wood,” he said. “I move it down to H4 so it really plays effectively around 9.5 degrees. Also sits flat on the ground, which I love. And in this as well, the Diamana White Board 63 Tour X [shaft]. This thing is spectacular.”

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NEW FUTUREFIT33 ADJUSTABLE HOSEL The FutureFit33 system features 33 unique loft & lie settings to unlock more customization options than ever before. For the first time, loft & lie can be adjusted +/- 2 degrees independently from each other, allowing for more fine-tuned fitting customization. The innovative SMARTPAD design enables the face angle to remain square regardless of the setting. MORE EXTREME AERO DESIGN An improved aero shape features a higher crown peak, and a more streamlined shape with smoother curvatures for further drag reduction and maximized speed. TOUR INSPIRED SHAPING A refined clubhead shape features a reduced visual footprint at address that promotes workability and control. NEW INTERNAL ADAPTIVE WEIGHTING SYSTEM A re-engineered PWR-BRIDGE weight (in the 9.0 driver) is shaped with a slight curvature to position the CG lower and more forward to reduce spin for increased speed creation. LARGER H.O.T. FACE INSERT A larger forged face insert with H.O.T. face technology delivers improved face flex for more robust distance and ball speeds. MAX WORKABILITY WITH ADDED FORGIVENESS Adjustable heel and toe weights are complemented with a third back weight, allowing for additional adjustment to optimize spin & forgiveness.

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