Description
Vice Mix – 100 Pack
If you like learning your game the practical way, this mix is for you. Vice started building premium golf balls in Germany, then brought those models to North America. This 100 pack gives you variety in one easy haul, perfect for finding what performs best when Canadian weather flips from hoodie mornings to short sleeve afternoons.
Why a mix helps your game
Different golfballs react differently off the driver, on approach shots, and around the greens. A mixed pack lets you compare ball flight, spin, and feel during real rounds instead of guessing from a label. Take it to a range session, then confirm it on course at spots like Angus Glen or Capilano where good shots get rewarded and mishits get a lesson.
What you can expect inside
This assortment can include Vice Pro, Vice Pro Plus, Vice Pro Air, Vice Pro Soft, Vice Tour, and Vice Drive. The mix is not built to a fixed percentage of each model, so think of it as a sample crate rather than a perfectly even split. That variety is a feature, because it lets you rotate through options depending on wind, temperature, and what part of your game you are working on.
- Includes multiple Vice models in one 100 pack
- Mix may include Pro, Pro Plus, Tour
- May include Pro Air, Pro Soft, Drive
- No set percentage of each model included
- Great for practice, fitting feel, and experimentation
Cover and feel options, from durable to tour style
Within this mix you may see tour level urethane covers as well as DuPont surlyn covers. Urethane is often chosen when you want more greenside control and a softer, more responsive feel. Surlyn is known for durability while still keeping a comfortable feel, handy when spring fairways are a bit firm or you are grinding through a bucket of wedge shots after work.
How to test them like a pro, minus the fuss
Keep your comparison simple. Start with a short game ladder from chip to pitch to bunker, noting which ball checks up or releases. Next, hit a few mid irons and watch peak height and side to side dispersion. Finish with driver into the wind, because Canadian gusts can turn a good swing into a science project. If you want the most honest read, play two balls for a few holes during a quiet twilight round and track which Vice model gives you the best misses.
Whether you are tuning up for league night or just trying to survive a brisk early season tee time without losing sleeves in the rough, this mix keeps you stocked and curious. It is a friendly way to learn what you like, one swing at a time.
