Vice GOLF Pro Soft Golf Balls (One Dozen)

I typically play Titleist ProV1 and have been very happy with that ball through the years. I have had a few friends talk up the Vice ball and I have read a lot of people singing its praise in comparison to the ProV1. So I decided to try them myself and bought a dozen. I made the purchase in August and have been playing with them for less than two months. On the course, I was relatively pleased. I don't particularly like the matte finish, but the ball had a good soft feel. If I don't get out on the course, I do like to practice hitting balls into my net return and hitting balls off a mat. Again, its been less than two months and today hitting the ball into the net, this is what happened. Looking into the ball after it split, the thermoplastic cover feels thin and cheap in comparison to other balls. I am beyond disappointed by the lack of durability in this ball. Like I said, I have only had these less than two months and this is what happened. You might save a little bit of money upfront in comparison to other balls, but if two months is all I can get out of them, is it really worth it?

Hands down the best golf ball I have ever played. 5 handicap. Usually play srixon z star, but have been looking for a "softer" feel. Have experimented with pro v, chrome soft, bridgestone b tour. Other than the vice ball, the pro v is hands down the best all around ball, long, feel, spin, etc.I prefer a yellow ball and obviously titlest does not make a colored ball in this category.I was hesitant because of the price Vice offers... as little as 24.99 a dozen if you buy 5.But now I'm pumped that they offer these amazing balls at such a reasonable price.Played a round today with 1 ball. Other reviews are concerned with the "wear" of the ball. Yes they get dirty and dingy due to the matte finish, but clean up nicely. No scuffs or cracks in outer layer after whole round. The bright color gets a little getting used to but if you prefer a yellow ball you will love the bright neon green.They are long, soft off the face, spin and hold around the greens, and ARE durable.No need to look any further, what a ball for 1/2 the price of titlest

This is the best ball you can buy if you have a slow swing.Been golfing for over 50 years. Best handicap: 3 Current handicap:12.I am truly impressed by the Vice balls. I've played many different brands of golf balls in my lifetime. My favorites were the old Dunlops, they were an English ball and they were a little bit smaller than the American balls, they carried much further. Great in the wind. They had a good feel and action. There's never been anything like them.Until Vice balls. Even though they don't look like the old Dunlops, they play a lot like them.Now that I'm in my 60's my swing speed has slowed considerably, the Vice balls have given me back some of the distance I've lost. I've gained an average of 15 yards with my driver and 8 yards with my irons.I can spin and control these better than any other balls on approach shots.Great around and on the green. Good response on chip shots.A pleasure to putt, come off the putter well with a good sound.Roll true, if you made a good putt, it's going in the hole.I never thought a ball could make this much difference in my game, This one did.It made a 3 stroke difference.Try em, you'll like em.

I found one of these balls a year ago and decided to purchase some for myself. I know there have been some reviews on the durability of them but to date, I have not had any problems unless you nail a tree straight on! I play 3-4 times a week and especially like the color of the yellow which are more neon and easy to pick out amongst the other yellow balls. I get the Vice Golf Pro Soft so the price is comparable with the others on the market.

I took a chance on these after reading the reviews. I am very impressed from the first drive. Good feel off the club and it seems to get a little more distance. First drive went 250 yards and 240 is usually a big drive for me. It seems to give better results even on mishits. I suspect it might be due to the matte finish gets a grip on the club face. The only down side is the matte finish tends to get dirty so you need to clean the ball a bit more. Well worth it for the results it gives. I have been using the Taylormade Project A ball. Also a three piece ball but I think the Vice pro soft has more distance and better checkup on the greens. I like the neon green color also.Update: Just played "The Harmony Course" in Kissimmee Florida. A Johnie Miller track and really nice BTW. The vice ball continues to impress. I hit many long straight drives and very accurate irons into the greens. Had my best round in over a year with a 77 on a course I never played before. I just ordered 5 dozen direct form Vicegolf.com. Got them for $25 a dozen. A real bargain IMO.

These are literally the worst "premium" golf balls I've ever used. They have no compression off the tee, they sound cheap when you compare the bouncing sound to say Titleist or Nike, they are just terrible plain and simple. That's why you see ZERO professionals using them but even being a 12 Handicap I would not recommend these to anyone. It's almost like they dumped all their money into Marketing and not R&D. so bad, I gave my remaining 11 away after buying 12.

Had been happily using Callaway Chrome Soft. Decided to try these (and save a few bucks). Find them just as good as and similar to the balls I had been using. Savings accrue if buying 5 boxes at a time and directly from the manufacturer.Processed and quickly shipped from Germany.I have since switched to the "lime green" version. Makes it easier to spot which ball is mine among the foursomes I play with.

Amazing golf balls for a decent price. They have a very soft feel and stick the green almost every time. When I use rock hard golf balls like Top Flight, I run over the green all the time. With these balls I am getting backspin and creating some nice divots. Definitely improving my game. They are also very easy to spot on the course. Red is even better than the neon yellow.