Vice GolfVice Pro Soft

For an old blank guy, these balls work great I can see him

Good ball get good distance out of the ball, but the thing is it’s hard to see the red in the sky so I tend to lose where they go. Maybe I must be getting old. It’ll probably be better for a younger man. I guess I have to stick to the white balls, but overall a good ball

I will be upfront, I’m just getting into golf and with that comes not only technique but style as well. In addition to my slice, I’m still trying to figure out if I can pull off the same outfits as late 2010’s Ricky Fowler… so while I’m not ready for the full orange getup in the old SportsCenter commercial, I do really like having a red ball to play with.Not only does it make things more fun, but it’s easier to see both in the air and once it’s landed.Performance wise, they seem to be great. As I mentioned, I’m no expert but really like not only these specific golf balls, but Vice in general.

My 85 years old husband hits this ball a country mile. But, company sent wrong color which is why rating is not a five. He can see the blue color easily in the grass, which we ordered. Were sent green. Too bad - it was a surprise gift for him.

I’ve played a lot of different golf balls and have concluded that the ProV1 is the best all around ball for me until I tried these. I don’t know how the data compares to the ProV1 but I’ve noticed that when I reach into my bag for a ball I subconsciously go past the ProV’s and grab one of these.

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.

Tried a box of these golf balls. After hitting one of the golf balls I've been using, I tried these golf balls. I immediately felt the difference in the feel of the ball after hitting one. I felt a softness in the contact with the club. After completing my round I realized it appeared as though I had felt better control with this golf ball.I may pay a little more for these golf balls, but, I realized the feel and control of playing these golf balls made my game a little more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this golf ball.

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