Vice Golf

Vice Golf is a German golf ball brand, and this page covers its urethane-covered line-up: Vice Pro for all-round play, Pro Plus with a four-layer build for faster swings, Pro Air for lower spin and extra carry, and Pro Soft for an extra-soft feel at slower swing speeds, in white, neon lime, red, pink and Drip patterns. There are also Tracer versions with alignment graphics, plus the Vice lambskin golf glove.

Pick by swing speed and what you want around the greens. Pro Plus suits high swing speeds that can compress a firmer four-layer ball; Vice Pro is pitched at medium swing speeds; Pro Soft is easiest to compress at moderate speeds; Pro Air cuts driver spin for golfers who launch the ball high or see it balloon in the wind. All use cast urethane covers, which grip wedge grooves for more greenside spin and check than ionomer-covered distance balls. Neon lime and Drip colours are easier to track in flight and to spot in autumn leaves, and Tracer graphics help with putting alignment and reading spin.

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Vice Golf: frequently asked questions

Which Vice golf ball suits my swing speed?

Faster swingers who want greenside control should look at the four-layer Pro Plus. The three-layer Vice Pro is aimed at medium swing speeds. If your driver speed is moderate or you prefer a very soft feel, Pro Soft compresses more easily. Pro Air is for golfers who generate too much driver spin and want a more penetrating flight with extra carry.

What is the difference between Vice Pro and Vice Pro Air?

Both are three-layer balls with cast urethane covers, so they spin well on wedge shots. Pro Air is designed to reduce spin off the driver and long clubs, giving a lower, longer-carrying flight that holds up better in wind, while Vice Pro has a more balanced spin profile for all-round control. If your drives climb steeply and drop short, try Pro Air.

What are Vice Tracer golf balls for?

Tracer balls carry printed alignment graphics around the ball. On the green you line the graphic up with your target to check your aim, and a pure roll shows the line spinning without wobbling. On chips and full shots, the graphic makes it easier to see how much spin you are putting on the ball. They play like the matching Pro, Pro Plus or Pro Air model.

Why does a urethane cover matter on a golf ball?

Urethane is softer and grippier than the ionomer covers used on most distance balls. Wedge and iron grooves bite into it more, producing extra spin so approach shots stop faster and chips check. It also gives a softer feel off the putter. The trade-off is that urethane scuffs more easily on cart paths and trees.

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