Description
Vice Drip Color Mix – 100 Pack
When your ball count drops faster than a Canada Day tee time sells out, this pack keeps you ready. Vice Drip Color Mix – 100 Pack delivers a random assortment of Vice Drip coloured golfballs, with no set percentage of any colour. It is a simple way to load the bag for practice, league nights, and those shoulder season rounds when the fairways are still a bit soft.
Random colour mix that keeps things fresh
Every box is a true mix, so you might see a little of everything or a lot of one shade. That randomness is the point. It makes it easy to mark your ball on busy municipal tracks and helps you stay focused on your routine instead of hunting for a matching sleeve. If you are playing with buddies, it is also a quick way to avoid mix-ups on crowded tees.
What models may be included
This assortment may include Vice Pro Air, Vice Pro, Vice Pro Soft, and Vice Pro Plus. Because it is a mixed pack, you should expect variety rather than a guaranteed model breakdown. That makes it handy for golfers who like to compare feel and flight during the same round, or for players dialing in what works best off the driver and into firm summer greens.
- Random assortment with no fixed colour percentages
- May include Vice Pro Air, Vice Pro models
- May include Vice Pro Soft and Pro Plus
- Great for practice, play, and ball testing
- 100 pack helps you stay stocked all season
Canadian course, Canadian conditions mindset
In Canada you can start the year with chilly mornings, then finish the same round in sunshine. A big supply of Vice golfballs is practical when spring rough is thick, autumn leaves hide landing spots, or a gust off the lake turns a straight shot into an adventure. Keep a few extra in the bag and you will play with more confidence, whether you are teeing it up on a parkland layout in Ontario, a coastal track in BC, or a wide open prairie course where the wind is always part of the scorecard.
Helpful ways to use a 100 pack
If you are working on your game, mix packs are perfect for structured practice. Use one colour for driver work, another for wedges, and a third for putting drills so you can track what you are doing without overthinking it. On the course, pick one ball and stick with it for a few holes to learn how it reacts on your typical shots. Over time you will figure out which Vice model feel and flight fit your swing, and you will still have plenty left for those days when the cart path seems to have a magnetic pull.
