Description
Vice Pro Tracer Mix – 1 Dozen
If you like learning what works best for your game, this mix is a smart way to do it. Vice developed its premium golf balls in Germany and brought those models to North America, and this dozen lets you try different cover feels and flight profiles without committing to just one. It is ideal for Canadian golfers who might play a windy links style day one week and a softer parkland course the next.
What you get in the mix
This box is a true variety pack. It will include Vice Pro, Vice Pro Plus, and Vice Pro Air models, but there is no set percentage of each. That means every dozen can look a little different, which keeps testing fresh and gives you real on course feedback across different rounds.
- Random assortment, no guaranteed colour breakdown.
- Includes Pro, Pro Plus, and Pro Air.
- Mix of urethane and DuPont surlyn covers.
- Built for premium performance and durability.
- Great for comparing feel, spin, and flight.
Colour notes, because visibility matters
Tracer colours are assorted and random. The colours shown in photos may not all be included, and you should not expect an even split. If you play early mornings when the dew is thick or late afternoons when shadows stretch across the fairway, the changing colours can be a nice bonus for tracking your ball in flight and spotting it in rough.
How to use this dozen to improve faster
Take a simple testing approach. Play the same club off the tee for a few holes, then note launch, carry, and how the ball reacts on the green. On firm summer greens you might notice differences in check and release, while in cooler shoulder season weather you may prefer a feel that stays responsive. Keep a quick note on your phone after each hole and you will learn more in one round than you will from guessing at the pro shop.
Canadian course friendly performance
Whether you are teeing it up at Stanley Thompson style layouts, playing a municipal track in Toronto, or fighting the breeze near the coast in Nova Scotia, having a mix of golfballs helps you match the day. Use a more durable cover when cart paths and gravel are lurking, and switch to a tour style urethane feel when you want more control into tucked pins. And if you lose one in the fescue, just call it a donation to the local ecosystem, that is practically a Canadian tradition.
Who this is best for
This Vice mix suits golfers who want to compare models, stock up for practice, or share a dozen with a buddy for a quick head to head test. It is also a handy option if you like changing colours for different seasons or course conditions. You get variety, premium design roots, and a practical way to dial in your preferences without overthinking it.
