Description
Vice Drive Color Mix – 1 Dozen
When you want straightforward distance and a wallet friendly box for regular rounds, the Vice Drive is built for it. This model is tuned for the long game with low spin and a higher flight, helping you keep tee shots moving even when the fairways are still a bit soft after a Canadian thaw. It is a smart option for players who want consistent performance from their golfballs without overthinking it.
Spin and flight you can plan around
The Vice Drive is designed to be distance optimized. In the long game it delivers low spin with increased trajectory, which can help you hold your line when the breeze picks up on open holes at courses like Glen Abbey in Ontario or Bear Mountain in British Columbia. Around the green, it is the type of ball that can release a touch more, so you can play a simple landing spot and let it roll out.
- Low spin long game for straighter distance
- Increased trajectory helps carry in cooler air
- More short game roll compared with Pro Air
- Medium to firm feedback on impact
- Best value option for everyday rounds
- Works well for low to medium swing speeds
Who it fits, from beginners to regulars
If your swing speed is low to medium, you will typically see the biggest benefit, especially on longer clubs where spin control matters most. That said, any golfer looking for maximum distance at a great price point can put the Vice Drive in play. It is a solid choice for early season rounds in Alberta or Quebec when you are easing back into rhythm and want the ball to help, not punish.
Feel and feedback off the face
Expect a medium to firm feel. That firmer feedback makes it easier to tell where you struck the ball, which is useful on practice days at the range or during a quick nine after work. If you are coming from softer premium options, you will notice the difference right away, but many players like that crisp response for full swings.
Short game tips for Canadian greens
Because this ball can have a bit more roll on the green, treat it like a predictable release player. On firmer summer greens, pick a landing spot a little shorter and let it run. On damp spring greens, you may see less rollout, so commit to a cleaner strike and focus on speed. Either way, keep it simple and you will get reliable results with Vice on and around the putting surface.
Bottom line, the Vice Drive is about practical distance and repeatable performance, with a feel that tells you what happened on the swing. If your goal is more fairway, fewer big misses, and a price that leaves room for a post round double double, this dozen has you covered.
