Description
Vice Drive Color Mix – 50 Pack
When your season includes spring fairways that still feel like they are waking up from a long Canadian winter, a ball built for efficient flight can be a smart play. The Vice Drive is tuned for distance with low spin in the long game and a higher, more lifting trajectory. This 50 pack colour mix is an easy way to keep your bag stocked for range sessions, league nights, and those optimistic early rounds when the rough is a little grabby.
Built for distance in the long game
The Vice Drive is designed to help you send it. Off the driver and long irons, it aims for low spin so the ball holds its line and keeps speed downrange. That low spin profile pairs with an increased trajectory, which can be handy on calmer days or when you need a bit more carry to clear trouble on tighter Canadian layouts.
- Low spin in long shots for straighter flight
- Increased trajectory helps carry on cooler spring days
- Budget friendly distance option in the Vice lineup
- Medium to firm feel gives clear impact feedback
- Short game spin difference adds a touch more roll
- Works best for lower to medium swing speeds
Short game roll you can plan for
Compared with Vice Pro Air, the key change is around the greens. The Vice Drive has different short game spin characteristics, which means you can expect a little more rollout after landing. That can be a plus when greens are softer after rain at courses like Glen Abbey, or when you are playing bump and runs on firmer summer afternoons at classic parkland tracks.
Swing speed fit and who should play it
If you are a lower to medium swing speed player, this ball is positioned to give you the most benefit in distance. That said, it is also a solid pick for golfers at any swing speed who simply want a maximum distance ball at a great price point. Think of it as a practical choice for practice rounds, scramble days, or anyone tired of donating premium golfballs to the first pond they meet.
Feel and feedback
Expect medium to firm feedback at impact. If you like to feel where the strike happened, this helps you learn faster and make small adjustments without guessing. It is one of the biggest feel differences compared to Vice Pro Air, and many players find that firmer feedback pairs well with confident swings in cooler Canadian shoulder season weather.
How to get the most out of it
Play it with a simple plan. Let the long game do the heavy lifting by swinging smoothly and trusting the low spin flight. Around the green, choose landing spots that account for that extra roll, especially on faster putting surfaces. With a 50 pack in rotation, you can stick with one model for better consistency, even when the forecast changes faster than traffic on the Gardiner.
