Description
Vice Value Mix – 1 Dozen
If your bag is missing a little variety, this dozen is an easy win. The Vice Value Mix lets you try different feels and cover materials in one purchase, so you can learn what actually suits your swing instead of guessing on the shelf. It is perfect for those early season rounds when the ground is still firm, the wind is doing its own thing, and you are trying to keep the scorecard tidy.
What you are getting in the mix
This pack is a mix of Vice models that can include Vice Tour, Vice Drive, and Vice Pro Zero. There is no fixed percentage of each model, and depending on current inventory it may also include other Vice options. That randomness is the point, you get a sampler that can help you dial in what you like across different shots.
- Mixed dozen may include several Vice ball models
- No set ratio of models in each box
- May include other models based on inventory
- Includes tour style and distance focused options
- Urethane and surlyn cover types may appear
- Great way to compare feel across your rounds
Cover materials and why they matter
Some balls in the mix may feature tour level urethane covers, which many players like for controlled greenside shots and a softer feel at impact. Others may use DuPont surlyn covers that lean toward durability while still offering a comfortable feel. If you play a lot in spring when fairways can be sandy, damp, or patchy, that tougher cover can help keep your golfballs looking decent for longer.
How to use this mix to improve
To get real feedback, play one model for a full nine, then switch for the next nine at the same course. On a place like Glen Abbey in Oakville or a windswept round near Cabot Cape Breton, pay attention to three things: tee shot flight, mid iron launch, and how the ball checks on chips and short pitches. Keep a simple note in your phone, because memory gets as slippery as a rain soaked grip in Vancouver.
Who it is best for
This Vice variety pack is ideal for golfers who want value but still care about performance. It also suits players working on consistency, since comparing different ball responses can teach you what your swing is doing. If you lose a few to pond hockey season leftovers, Canada style, you will appreciate having a dozen that balances experimentation and practicality.
Season ready for Canada
Canadian golf can mean cool mornings, surprise drizzle, and gusts that make club selection feel like a trivia question. Having a range of ball constructions in the bag helps you adapt, whether you want a softer feeling option for scoring shots or a more durable cover for long practice sessions. Toss a couple spares in the pocket and you are set for whatever the clouds decide.
