Description
Vice Pro Air Green – 100 Pack
When the Canadian season is short, you do not want to waste it hunting for lost balls in wet rough. The Vice Pro Air Green – 100 Pack gives you a full stash of tour style performance golfballs, so you can keep practising, keep playing, and still have a few left after that one windy day at Cabot Links.
Built for speed, feel, and control
This ball uses a 3 piece build with a cast urethane cover. The core is tuned to help create higher ball speed and strong distance off the tee, while the extra thin urethane cover keeps touch shots feeling responsive. The result is a balanced option that helps you play aggressive, then settle down and clip your wedges with confidence.
Flight and spin you can plan around
The 318 dimple pattern is designed to support stable aerodynamics, which is handy when a prairie breeze shows up out of nowhere. With mid and short irons you can expect a higher launch to help increase landing angles, while overall spin is kept lower to help you squeeze out distance. Think of it as a smart mix of carry and control, not a one trick bomber.
- Three piece build with cast urethane cover
- High Energy Speed Core boosts ball speed
- Extra thin cover adds feel and short spin
- 318 dimples support consistent aerodynamic flight
- Higher launch with mid and short irons
- Lower spin helps add distance off tee
Alignment help that looks clean at address
The Optimal Alignment marking uses crisp edges that taper toward the target, making it easier to aim putts or commit to a start line on a tight tee shot. On bright days at Banff Springs it is also easier to pick up quickly against the turf, which is a small win when you are trying to keep pace.
Who it suits and how to play it
Vice built this model with low to mid swing speeds in mind, aiming for easy distance without giving up control. That said, higher speed players can still take advantage of the efficient layer activation to chase extra yards. If you normally compare feel and greenside spin against a Titleist option, this is a strong alternative to test during your next range session, then validate on course with a simple drill. Hit three tee shots, three mid irons, and three pitch shots, and note your launch, stopping power, and misses.
Keep a few in your bag pocket for early season rounds when fairways are firm and greens are just waking up. And if you do send one into a lake, well, that is Canada. There is always another one waiting in the pack.
