VICE Golf Pro Plus White Golf Balls

Good Balls

My husband usually plays with Titleist Pro V1 balls, but he recently gave the Vice Pro Plus a try to save a little money—and he was pleasantly surprised. The feel and performance were very similar, and he really enjoyed using them on the course. Saving money without sacrificing quality was definitely a win!

Great golf balls my sons love them!

Good quality & price

I usually play a Prov1. But had a tournament where I was the designated Driver. I did not want to play a Prov1 because I was max distance driving and did not want to lose a Prov1 Traveled almost as far as the Prov1. Approach shots were every bit as good. Definitely staying in the bag

I’ve played Pro V1’s for the last few years. I LOVE them. They are my go to ball. I could always find the brand new Practice Pro V1’s for $35. (Not the refurbished balls, but the ones with a cosmetic defect). I don’t enjoy paying $50+ for regular new Pro V1’s. That’s a bit ridiculous in my opinion, regardless of your financial position.When the Practice Pro V1’s became almost impossible to find, I tried the Vice Pro and the Vice Pro Plus balls.Funny, they compare the Vice Pro to the Pro V1 and the Pro Plus to the Pro V1x. I prefer the Pro V1, but also prefer the Vice Pro Plus over the Vice Pro. Hmmmmm…..isn’t that backwards?Anyway, Vice makes a great ball. I would say 95% of what the Pro V1 is, at 70% the cost.I’m not positive on distance comparison. I would say compared to the Pro V1, the Vice is VERY similar. Not enough to make me feel any different.The feel and spin around the greens is very comparable, with the Pro V1 getting the nod for spin, and stopping ability. The Pro Plus still spins back a few feet. Maybe a foot or two less. Not enough that you can’t just adjust your shot for it.I’ve gone through about 5 dozen Vice balls now, interspersed with playing Pro V1’s. I can confidently say that Vice makes a great, consistent ball. If the balls were free, I’d pick the Pro V1. But the Vice is an absolutely great ball.

Gift for mid 20s nephew who specified these golf balls on his list.He was thrilled when received and was showing grandpa how cool the box was too.

And glad I did. These are as good as ProV1X in every way. I'm a senior mid handicap player and these are the best balls in any price range. I'll play the ProV1 and X's when I find them and these are just as good for distance, control spin and roll when putting. With wedges and scoring irons, these stick with minimal roll out. You don't have to look far to repair your pitch mark.