Description
Vice Pro Air – 1 Dozen
Vice Pro Air is a premium golf ball built to balance speed, consistent flight, and short game control. This 1 dozen pack is designed for players who want easy distance off the tee, dependable iron performance, and the softer feel of a cast urethane cover when scoring shots matter.
Three piece urethane construction
The ball features a three piece construction with a cast urethane cover. A fast core helps generate lively ball speed for strong carry, while the thin urethane cover supports responsive feel and useful spin on wedges and pitches. The combination is aimed at golfers who want distance without giving up touch around the green.
- Three piece build with cast urethane cover
- High Energy Speed Core promotes ball speed and carry
- Extra thin cover supports feel and short game spin
- 318 dimples help produce stable, efficient flight
- Alignment marking provides a crisp aiming reference
- Lower spin profile helps maintain distance off the tee
Flight, launch, and approach play
Vice Pro Air is designed to help produce a higher launch with mid and short irons, supporting steeper landing angles for approach shots. The 318 dimple pattern is intended to encourage a steady ball flight so your line stays more consistent when conditions change. For golfers who value predictable carry numbers, that stability can make club selection and target choice feel simpler.
Greenside control and putting feel
The thin cast urethane cover is built to provide clear feedback on chips, pitches, and partial wedges. That added grip can help you plan rollout with more confidence, especially when you are choosing between a bump and run and a higher spinning pitch. On the green, the cover also supports a more responsive feel at impact for pace control.
Who it suits
Vice Pro Air is built with low to mid swing speeds in mind, offering strong distance while keeping control in play. Golfers with faster swings can still benefit from its lower spin characteristics off the tee while keeping the urethane performance for scoring shots. Use the alignment marking to set your intended start line, then commit to the strike for the most consistent results.
