Description
Vice Pro – 50 Pack
Built for distance when you bring the speed
If you swing medium to high speed and want a ball that keeps up, the Vice Pro is tuned for serious length. Think of those firm, cool Canadian mornings where the air feels heavy and the fairways are still waking up. This is the kind of performance that helps you stay on line and get downrange, whether you are chasing par at Cabot Links or trying to carry the corner at Glen Abbey.
You get a 50 pack, so you can play the same model for practice days and weekend rounds. That consistency matters when you are dialing in driver launch, then trying to flight a scoring iron under a prairie breeze.
Tour style cover and greenside bite
The cast urethane cover is designed to feel premium and grab on the green. Vice calls this S2TG technology, built around a urethane cover that helps produce strong spin and a controlled check when you land it. That means your pitch shots and approach wedges can stop with purpose, even when the putting surface is a little firm after a dry stretch.
It is a helpful fit for players who like a confident strike and want feedback off the face without the ball feeling clicky in colder shoulder season conditions.
Construction details that support a stable flight
There is more going on than just a soft outer layer. This model uses a three piece design with a High Energy Speed Core that is meant to push ball speed for added distance. Pair that with the 318 large dimple pattern and you get a flight built to stay stable, which is handy when the wind kicks up on coastal holes or you are facing a classic Ontario crosswind.
- Three piece design with cast urethane cover
- 318 large dimples promote stable, consistent trajectory
- High Energy Speed Core boosts ball speed
- S2TG urethane cover supports spin and control
- Optimized for medium to high swing speeds
Who should play it and how to get more from it
These golfballs are a strong match for advanced players who want distance without giving up greenside control. If you are still building speed, you may not unlock the full benefit, but if your driver swing has some pop, you will notice the ball keep its pace through the air.
Quick buddy tip for Canadian rounds. Keep a sleeve in an inside pocket on chilly days so the ball is not ice cold on the first tee. You do not need a full science lab, just a bit of common sense and maybe a toque in the bag for later. With a consistent model like Vice Pro, you can focus on tempo, target, and trusting the shot.
