Description
Vice Mix – 50 Pack
If you like learning your game one swing at a time, this mixed pack is a practical way to compare feel, flight, and durability across multiple Vice golfballs. Vice started building premium balls in Germany, and this bundle lets you sample that range without committing to just one model, kind of like playing a new track at Cabot and finding out your favourite hole halfway through.
What you get in the mix
This 50 pack can include Vice Pro, Vice Pro Plus, Vice Pro Air, Vice Pro Soft, Vice Tour, and Vice Drive. There is no set percentage of each model, so every box is a little different. That is great for practice, fitting by feel, or stocking up for those Canadian weeks when the range is still half closed and you are squeezing in nine after work.
- Mix may include six different Vice ball models
- No fixed ratio of models in each pack
- Includes tour style urethane cover options for spin
- Includes DuPont surlyn cover options for durability
- Built for comparing feel across short and long shots
Cover choices and why they matter
Some models in the mix use tour level urethane covers, which are popular for added greenside control when you are trying to land it soft on firm summer greens. Others use DuPont surlyn covers that are durable with a soft feel, a nice match for early season rounds when you might clip a cart path at Angus Glen or find a few stubborn stones near the rough edge.
How to use the pack to improve
To actually learn from the variety, try a simple test. Hit two or three balls of the same model off the tee, then switch models and repeat. On approach shots, pay attention to launch and stopping power. Around the green, use the same chip or pitch and notice how quickly the ball checks up. Keep quick notes in your phone, like you would track putts on a fast day at Glen Abbey.
Canadian course and weather tips
In Canada, conditions can change fast. Cool air and wet fairways in spring can reduce carry, so you may prefer a ball that launches a touch higher. In midsummer, firmer turf can add rollout, which might push you toward a ball that gives you more spin and control into the green. On windy links style days, a steadier flight can help you keep it in play. This mix makes it easier to match the ball to the day, without having to buy six separate sleeves.
Who it is for
This pack suits golfers who want to dial in performance through real on course testing. It is also a solid choice for practice sessions, league nights, and sharing with a buddy who always forgets to bring extras. However you use it, you will get a broad look at what Vice offers, and you might even find a new go to ball before your next big round.
