Vice Pro Plus Golf Balls (One Dozen)

Finally got a few rounds in with them, and so far I’m in love with there balls. I’m in the Northeast so the weather is not optimal for golf just yet, so needless to say it’s been cold, wet and windy on the course and these balls have performed exceptionally well given the the weather condition. Great flight off the tee and irons with above average distance, and excellent feel. Very surprised by the play on the green as well. Love the bright color, very easy to track in the air, all in all great ball that I will be substituting my usual Pro V’s for.

I have played pretty much every different top of the line ball over the years and always came back to the pro v1x. This is the first ball to change that. I tried the vice tour first before trying these and those are a good ball as well just a little too hard. When I tried my first dozen of the pro plus I liked them but wasn't sold on them. That is until i switched back to the pro v1s. I was leaving everything 5 yards short with about every club and the lower clubs near the PW was more like 8 yards. As soon I switched back to vice the difference was clear. For me that was enough there to switch for the price. Now as for spin, I found them to fly straighter than the pro v1s. As for back spin I love them. The pro v1s were too predictable and you could hit a good shot and spin the ball 10 feet back away from the pin. These things hit and stick. So much easier to control. I found the same thing for chipping, there isn't as much spin but it's way more consistent and easier to control.As for durability, a strong wedge shot will sometimes cut the cover but no differently than you would with the pro v1s.If you haven't tried these balls, you are hurting your game and your wallet. Give them a shot, you won't be sorry.Also I switched to the neon green and once you get used to it, you will not want to play with a white ball again. Almost impossible to lose and love it for putting now.

This marketing paradigm is long overdue. Tour quality (as good as PROV! or TP5 IMO) for $10-15 cheaper because they don't throw money at the pros. I've played PROV1s and TP5s and liked them, but hated losing them. Changes your game when you're standing on the tee of a 200 yard carry over water hitting a $5 ball and thinking "Man, I'm gonna miss this ball. I better swing out of my shoes." And then OF COURSE you top it into the water. I've also played Cut Blue, Snell MTB red, and 20 different distance balls that are fine in wet weather, but suck when you need a short pitch or chip to throw out the anchor in September during your league playoffs. This ball is longer off the tee than the Cut or Snell, but still plenty spinny into a firm green. And I LOVE the red. LOVE IT. So if you want the same performance as a tour ball for less $, and who the heck wouldn't, you should be playing this ball.

I had the Vice 3 Plus lime balls delivered a few days ago and played with them the next day. After reading many of the reviews, I was excited to have them and looked forward to hitting them. To my surprise though, I noticed the the balls easily scoffed, so much so that the lime was peeling and I could see the white surface underneath it. With the price I paid for them, I didn't expect that at all. I also own Costco's Kirkland balls, which perform well and considered to be comparable to the Pro VI and they never scoff like the Vice 3s. Needless to say, I am super disappointed. I would like to return them, but gave a few to a couple of buddies of mine who I play with consistently so I don't have all the balls. Hope the Vice Pro or Amazon makes this right.

So, these are great. They preform just as good as a pro V, or TP. I have not found a person who could honestly say different. You have to buy in bulk to make them cheap otherwise they cost pretty close to the same per ball, but buy 5 boxes and you won't regret it.The sample pack is great for picking your ball. I have the best preformace from the pro plus personally.Cons: the cover is not as durable as a pro V or TP. I hate to admit it, but it's not. I've split two covers on brand new balls with my wedge, never seen it happen before in my life. If you hit a tree the ball will be marked. I don't see a difference in preformace on a marked ball. But some people say there is although hitting a marked and in marked ball on a trackman will produce near identical preformace.Overall: I'm officially switched. They are worth it. Great preformace, low price, Average quality.

After reading several reviews that were positive I thought I would give them a shot. First off the packaging was great I liked the designs on the sleeves and the box had a nice feel to it. I opened my first sleeve of balls and they had what looked like sand stuck to them. I tried to dust them off but it was embedded into the cover of the balls. Not a great start. The rest of the balls were fine and this was odd but if you held two balls in the same hand they made a funny sound when they were in contact with the other ball like a gripping sound.Course play with these balls was something else. I am an above average golfer shoot in the 70’s to low 80’s. The ball flight on this ball is so bizarre it had me laugh out loud a few times. Off the tee hits pretty well. I wouldn’t say it has the same distance as my normal ball PRO V1X black numbers but it was decent maybe five yards or so shorter. Okay so on to the irons. The way they feel off the club face is solid great sound but once in the air it flys like a knuckle ball on mid to long irons. Doesn’t seem to have the same trajectory as the ball I normally play and if you are unfortunate to hit a branch or cart path say goodbye to your ball because they scuff like no other ball I have ever played. I hit a shot into the bunker and had a nice road rash from the sand.Around the greens the ball checks up nicely and rolls true off the putter.I will probably stick with the PRO V1’s for my tastes.

Bought one box to try out a few weeks ago. Love them. Have played Pro V1s my entire life and picked up a dozen of the Pro Plus. Not sure why people are confused about the value. Easily as good, I think better, than Pro Vs at a cost of 25% less.