Description
Vice Pro Soft – 1 Dozen
If you play in Canada, you know the season can start with cold mornings and finish with sun baked fairways. Vice Pro Soft is built for players who want a soft feel without giving away tee distance, so your first round at Glen Abbey or your weekend loop at Shaughnessy feels more predictable from the opening drive to the last putt.
Built for controlled speed and soft feedback
This ball uses a three piece construction with a cast urethane cover, tuned to give you a responsive, softer strike. The High Energy Speed Core is designed to help push ball speed for strong distance off the tee, while still keeping a calm, connected feel that makes it easier to trust your swing when the wind comes off Lake Ontario.
Short game grip that helps you attack flags
The extra thin cast urethane cover is made to boost feel and add bite on partial shots. Vice also uses its stick to the green technology to support excellent spin near the putting surface. That means more one hop and stop wedges when you are trying to hold firm greens in late spring, or when the rough gets juicy after a West Coast drizzle.
Flight and finish you can count on
A new 318 large dimple design supports a stable trajectory for consistent carry and shape. The glossy, shiny finish looks sharp in the bag and is easy to track when the sky goes full prairie grey. Alignment is also improved with a newly designed KIL line featuring sharp edges, giving you a cleaner visual cue on the tee and on the green.
- Three piece design with cast urethane cover
- High Energy Speed Core boosts ball speed off tee
- Extra thin urethane cover enhances feel and spin
- 318 large dimples promote stable, consistent trajectory
- Glossy finish with KIL alignment line edges
- Designed for short game spin and control
Who it fits best in Canada
Vice Pro Soft is aimed at advanced players with medium to low swing speeds, listed under 95 mph with driver. If you like to shape shots, flight it down in the wind, and still want a soft, premium strike, these golfballs are a smart match. They also make sense for early season rounds when the air is heavy and you want a ball that feels friendly off the face without playing like a marshmallow.
How to get the most from it
Use the KIL line for quick alignment on straight putts, then keep your routine simple on longer ones. On approaches, commit to a landing spot and let the cover do the work. And if you are playing a damp morning at Cabot Links or a breezy day at Banff Springs, focus on solid contact and a smooth tempo. The ball is built to reward that kind of player, and you will notice the difference most around the greens where touch matters.
