Description
Vice Pro Air – 100 Pack
Built for Canadian rounds, start to finish
If you play in Canada, you know the season can feel like a warmup, a heat wave, then a surprise wind tunnel all in one weekend. The Vice Pro Air is tuned to help you keep speed and carry when the air is heavy in the spring, and still keep touch when the greens firm up in mid summer. This 100 pack gives you the freedom to practise, play, and stop rationing your best golfballs like they are the last Timbits in the box.
Construction that balances speed, feel, and control
This model uses a three piece build with a cast urethane cover. The High Energy Speed Core is designed to push ball speed and tee distance, while the extra thin cast urethane cover supports feel and short game spin. A 318 dimple pattern helps the ball hold its flight, which is handy when a Canadian breeze shows up on an exposed tee deck.
- Three piece build with cast urethane cover
- High Energy Speed Core supports higher ball speed
- Extra thin urethane boosts feel and short spin
- 318 dimples enhance aerodynamic stability in flight
- Lower spin profile supports longer, straighter tee shots
- Alignment marking features crisp edges for aiming
What you should expect on course
With mid and short irons, the Vice Pro Air is designed for a higher launch to help increase landing angles. That can be useful on raised greens or when you are trying to hold a firm putting surface. It is also built for lower spin to help add distance, especially if you tend to over spin the driver. The design aims for efficient activation across layers, so the ball responds in a predictable way from tee to wedge.
Who it fits, and how to play it
This ball is designed for low to mid swing speeds, giving you distance with control rather than making you choose one or the other. If you swing faster, you can still take advantage of the distance focus without feeling like you gave up touch around the green. For a practical approach, use the alignment marking on putts at places like Glen Abbey or Cabot, and keep your landing spots simple. Pick a spot, commit, and let the ball do its job.
Why the 100 pack makes sense in Canada
A big pack is not only about having backups. It is about building consistency. When you practise with the same Vice golfballs you play, you learn your carry numbers, your rollout, and your wedge check in real conditions, from damp morning fairways to dry afternoon turf. Toss a sleeve in the bag, keep a few in the car for the after work nine, and you are ready whenever the weather finally cooperates.
