Vice Pro Air Golf Balls (2024 Model)

Love the compression and feel. Good high flight. Cover seems to dull quite quickly.

My swing speed started dropping when I hit 60, and the harder balls (like Pro-V1) don't work well for me anymore. I had been mainly playing Chrome Softs, but tried the Vice Pro Air on a whim, and was shocked at how well it fits my game. It seems to go a few yards further off the tee than the Chrome Soft, but it just explodes off my irons. The ball has a nice high flight, which combined with the urethane cover, makes for good stopping power on approach shots. If you want to buy multiple boxes, the price goes way down if you buy directly from the Vice web site.

Interesting golf ball. These are the replacements for the Pro Soft. Vice indicates these are softer than the Pro Soft they replace. I really can’t tell. As for distance I think the Pro Soft go farther but the Pro Air spins better on wedge hits. I like all of the Vice golf balls. My friends in my golf club give me all of the Vice golf balls they find (even mine) in return for the Pro V1 I find. For the price these are fantastic golf balls.

The Vice Pro Air golf balls are a standout option for golfers looking to boost their game, especially if they have moderate or slower swing speeds. These three-piece golf balls feature a urethane cover and a high-energy speed core designed to maximize distance and optimize launch angles. Here's my experience after testing them out: Pros: Exceptional Distance: The low spin and 318-dimple aerodynamic design help achieve impressive distance off the tee, particularly for slower swingers. Higher Launch Angles: Mid to high irons see a noticeable boost in launch height, making it easier to attack greens. Soft Feel and Control: Despite their distance-focused design, they offer good feel and decent control on approach shots and around the greens. Color Options: The bold, neon color choices like Neon Lime and Neon Pink not only look great but make tracking the ball a breeze. Affordable for the Category: At $39.99 per dozen, they're a reasonably priced option for a premium ball. Cons: Limited for High Swing Speeds: Players with faster swings might find the compression (75) too low, which can result in diminished control and spin in the short game. Spin Tradeoff: While excellent for distance, those who rely on higher spin for approach shots or finesse around the greens may find them lacking compared to other Vice options like the Pro or Pro Plus models. Overall Impression: The Vice Pro Air delivers exactly what it promises: a ball optimized for players seeking more distance and higher trajectories. It’s especially suited for those with slower swing speeds who want an edge off the tee without compromising too much on feel. However, high-swing-speed players or those who prioritize spin control might need to look elsewhere in the Vice lineup. A solid 4/5 stars for its balance of price, performance, and innovation.

Very good ball at a good price point. The lime color can be seen well from a distance.

I've always played either Pro V's or Taylormade TP5x...but read a nice review on these , so I ordered a doz. Not only am I impressed with how they feel but also I lost no distance and maybe gained a few yards. I am sold !